FEMA

The transfer is a process whereby one person delivers to another any property. The delivery of property according to Income Tax Act, 1961[1] will attract t...

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) was established in the year 1956, with its headquarters in New Delhi. It works under Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA...

While working on different kinds of transactions involving investments, acquisitions, residents, non-residents etc., it needs to be checked whether such tr...

Any person who is resident in India to whom any amount of foreign exchange is due or has accrued shall, except according to the extent of specific provisio...

It is impossible to think that the Reserve Bank can do all transactions in the foreign exchange on its own. Therefore the RBI delegates its powers to an au...

The Foreign Exchange and Management Act, 1999 (FEMA) has made mandatory filing of APR or Annual Performance Report separately for each and every JV/WOS if...

India offers the world lower corporate taxes and skilled labour. Therefore, companies across the world make their investments in India. One of the most sou...

A curious of case of FEMA violations by RR has been discussed in the following piece of information wherein the Directorate of Enforcement has alleged that...

The Reserve Bank recently clarified that NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) and OCIs (Overseas Citizens of India) don’t require prior RBI approval to buy or sel...

An individual's taxability is determined by his or her residence status. A resident taxpayer, for example, is required to pay tax on all of his income deri...

FEMA was introduced in India with a view to simplify import and export trade and to protect foreign exchange market. The Foreign Exchange Management Act re...

The Foreign Exchange Management Act was enacted by the Indian parliament, and it came into force in 2000. FEMA was introduced considering the new, liberal...