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FEMA RBI REGULATORY REPORTING

FEMA & RBI Regulatory Reporting

Foreign investment into or out of India creates a reporting obligation that runs for as long as the investment exists, and it is the obligation most often missed - usually because it sits between the company secretary, the accountant and the banker, and nobody has clearly been given it.

The costs of missing it are real: Late submission fees, compounding applications to the RBI, and a diligence finding that delays or reprices a transaction. We own this reporting end to end, from the entity's first registration on the RBI portal to the annual returns nobody remembers are due.

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Who This Is For

Any Indian company with a foreign shareholder, however small. Any Indian company with a subsidiary or JV abroad. Any company that has taken external commercial borrowing. Startups that have raised from foreign investors - this catches a lot of founders by surprise.

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Frequently Asked Questions?

It is fixable. There is a late submission fee mechanism and, for older or more serious lapses, a compounding route with the RBI. We quantify the exposure first so you know what you're dealing with, then run the remediation.

Yes - the FLA return is due every year by 15 July for as long as foreign investment sits on the balance sheet, and the Entity Master needs annual updation.
 
     
   
 
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