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Getting capital into the company and reported correctly is one of the steps foreign parents most often lose time on. These guides cover opening the bank account and remitting capital, then the FEMA filings, such as Form FC-GPR and the annual FLA return, that the remittance sets in motion.
Note: Rules and forms change often. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Check the current position with a practising Chartered Accountant or Company Secretary before you act.
How to open a bank account and remit capital to your Indian subsidiary
How a foreign parent opens the Indian company's bank account, remits share capital through an AD bank, and which FEMA filings the subsidiary makes afterwards.
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FEMA filings for a foreign-owned Indian subsidiary: allot shares within 60 days, file FC-GPR within 30 days of allotment, and the FLA return by 15 July.
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