Paying a non-resident? Banks need Form 15CA and, often, a CA-certified 15CB. We determine taxability and DTAA, issue 15CB and file 15CA so your remittance clears.
When money is remitted from India to a non-resident, the Income Tax Act requires a declaration in Form 15CA, and for many payments a chartered accountant’s certificate in Form 15CB confirming the correct tax treatment (including any relief under a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement). Banks ask for these before processing the remittance.
Businesses and individuals making payments abroad — imports of services, royalties, fees, dividends and similar remittances.
Banks require 15CA/15CB before releasing most foreign payments.
We apply the right tax rate and any treaty relief to avoid over- or under-deduction.
Our experts issue the 15CB certificate where required.
Proper certification keeps your remittance moving without delays.
15CB (a CA certificate) is required for many taxable remittances above certain limits; smaller or specified payments may need only 15CA. We confirm for your case.
It is an online declaration by the remitter about the payment and tax deducted, filed before the remittance.
A tax treaty can lower the rate on certain payments; we apply it where available with the right documentation.
Banks must ensure tax compliance on foreign remittances and require 15CA/15CB as proof.