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Overview
Remittance of funds from India to abroad requires tax compliance documentation: Form 15CA (declaration) and, in many cases, Form 15CB (CA certificate). We coordinate the process with your bank.
Key rules to know
- Remittances from NRO accounts are subject to FEMA limits (generally up to USD 1 million per financial year).
- Taxes must be paid or TDS considered before remittance.
- Form 15CA/15CB are filed online and shared with the bank.
How GstMan helps
- Remittance eligibility review
- 15CA/15CB preparation with CA certification
- Bank coordination
Documents usually needed
- PAN, passport
- NRO statement
- Source documents (sale deed, gift deed, will)
- Tax computation
Common mistakes to avoid
- Remitting before tax payment
- Missing source documents
NRI tax filing by country
NRI tax filing from UAENRI tax filing from Saudi ArabiaNRI tax filing from QatarNRI tax filing from KuwaitNRI tax filing from OmanNRI tax filing from BahrainNRI tax filing from UKNRI tax filing from USANRI tax filing from CanadaNRI tax filing from AustraliaNRI tax filing from SingaporeNRI tax filing from GermanyNRI tax filing from Malaysia
Frequently asked questions
Is Form 15CB always required?
Not in every case. It depends on the nature and amount of the remittance and applicable thresholds.
Can I repatriate rental income?
Yes, subject to tax payment and FEMA rules.
