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Seamless 15CA & 15CB Filing for Hassle-Free Foreign Payments

Ready to make your foreign payments without worry? Contact us today to get started with your 15CA & 15CB filing. Let us handle your compliance while you focus on growing your business!

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Are you dealing with foreign remittances and unsure about the compliance requirements? Look no further! At CA Alok Kumar, we specialize in filing 15CA & 15CB forms with precision and speed, ensuring your international payments are fully compliant with Indian tax laws. Let our expert CA guide you through this process with ease.

Why is 15CA & 15CB Filing Important?

Form 15CA:

This is a declaration form that needs to be filed by the remitter (payer) of foreign payments. It is used to declare the payments made to a non-resident which are chargeable to tax under the Income Tax Act.

Form 15CB:

This is a certification form issued by a Chartered Accountant (CA). It certifies the accuracy of the information regarding tax deduction, as well as compliance with double tax avoidance agreements and provisions of tax laws for foreign remittances.

Filing forms 15CA and 15CB is mandatory before making any foreign payments. The correct filing of these forms ensures that:

  • There is no legal violation during international fund transfers.
  • Compliance is maintained with Indian tax laws and international treaties.
  • Penalties for incorrect or delayed filings are avoided.
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Our Services for 15CA & 15CB Filing

Consultation

We provide personalized advice on tax implications for foreign remittances.

Documentation Assistance

Ensure all required documents and information are collected correctly.

Preparation & Filing

Our experts prepare and file forms 15CA & 15CB with the authorities.

Tax Compliance Checks

We verify that all tax regulations, treaties, and rates are properly applied.

Post-Filing Support

Get ongoing support for any issues or queries related to your foreign remittances.

How It Works

Consultation

Book a consultation with our CA to discuss your foreign remittance and tax compliance needs.

Document Submission

Submit the necessary documents for review and analysis.

Form Preparation

We prepare the required forms (15CA and 15CB) based on your details.

Filing with Authorities

Forms are filed electronically with the Income Tax Department.

Confirmation

You will receive confirmation and details of successful filing for your records.

Why Choose Us?

Experienced Professionals

Our team has 15 years+ of experience in handling complex foreign remittances.

Timely Service

We ensure that forms are filed on time to avoid penalties or delays in your international payments.


Accurate Filing

With us, you can be confident that your filings are accurate and fully compliant with tax laws.


Affordable Fees

We offer competitive pricing without compromising on quality.



Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A statutory audit is a mandatory review of a company’s financial records to ensure they are accurate and follow the law.

Companies of a certain size, based on their revenue, assets, or number of employees, are required by law to have a statutory audit. This usually applies to medium and large companies.

A statutory audit is generally conducted once a year to review the company’s financial activities for the entire financial year.

It’s important because it ensures your financial statements are accurate and reliable, which builds trust with shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders. It also helps find areas where your business can improve.

Key documents include financial statements (like the balance sheet and income statement), ledgers, bank statements, invoices, and contracts. The exact documents needed may vary depending on your business.

The time it takes can vary, but typically it lasts from a few weeks to a few months, depending on your company’s size and complexity.

If the audit finds any discrepancies, the auditors will discuss these with your management. You’ll have a chance to correct the issues. Serious problems may be noted in the audit report and could lead to legal consequences.

Management needs to provide all the required documents, answer any questions from the auditors, and fix any issues that are found during the audit. They are responsible for making sure the financial statements are accurate.

A statutory audit is required by law and done by an external auditor to check if financial statements follow regulations. An internal audit is done by your company’s own team to improve operations and internal controls.

To prepare, make sure all your financial records are up-to-date, gather all necessary documents, and review past audits to fix any old issues. Communicate clearly with the audit team to understand what they need and when.