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Yes, professional assistance can make foreign-remittance tax compliance easier. Form 15CA traditionally reports specified payments to non-residents, while Form 15CB provides CA certification in applicable cases. For remittances from 1 April 2026, the new framework uses Forms 145 and 146 as corresponding forms. Taxgoal can help businesses understand the applicable requirements and complete the process accurately. Making payments to non-residents or foreign companies can involve important tax and reporting requirements. Whether you are paying for professional services, software, technical services, royalty, commission, imports, or another overseas transaction, determining the correct tax treatment before remitting funds is essential. Historically, Form 15CA and Form 15CB filing in Delhi  have been associated with reporting and certification for specified foreign remittances. However, India's new income-tax framework applies to remittances made on or after 1 April 2026 , with Form 145...

Planning to send money abroad from Delhi? Whether for education, investments, or business expenses, the Indian government mandates a clear declaration of such foreign remittances. The process revolves around filing Forms 15CA and 15CB , a crucial compliance step to ensure transparency in foreign transactions. For businesses and individuals in Delhi's bustling economic landscape, navigating this requirement is essential for smooth and legal international fund transfers. This guide outlines the key aspects of this mandatory filing procedure. Form 15CB:  This is a certificate issued by a Chartered Accountant. It verifies that the remittance is permissible under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and that the appropriate taxes have been deducted or paid on the transaction. It is a professional validation of the transaction's legitimacy. Form 15CA:  This is an online declaration form filed by the individual or entity making the remittance. It is submitted on the Income Tax ...