✅ Step 1: Online Payment
Make the online payment, and our team will contact you to begin the 15CA/CB filing process and gather the required information.

✅ Step 2: Document Collection
Collect relevant documents, such as details of the payment to be made, supporting agreements, and the recipient’s information, including PAN and address.

✅ Step 3: Review of Payment Details
Review the nature and purpose of the payment being made to a non-resident. Ensure all necessary details are gathered for accurate filing.

✅ Step 4: Taxability Assessment
Assess whether the payment is subject to tax deduction at source (TDS) and determine the appropriate section under the Income Tax Act for the payment.

✅ Step 5: Form 15CA Preparation
Prepare Form 15CA, which certifies that the applicable TDS has been paid or does not apply to the payment being made to a foreign entity.

✅ Step 6: Form 15CB (Chartered Accountant Certificate)
Get Form 15CB certified by a Chartered Accountant, which provides the tax compliance certificate for foreign remittances as per Indian tax laws.

✅ Step 7: Filing Form 15CA
File Form 15CA electronically on the Income Tax Portal, ensuring all information is correct and the relevant sections are filled.

✅ Step 8: Filing Form 15CB (If Applicable)
Submit the signed Form 15CB to the Income Tax Portal, where required. This form must accompany Form 15CA in case of remittances exceeding specified thresholds.

✅ Step 9: Payment of TDS (If Applicable)
Ensure the payment of any applicable TDS before filing Form 15CA. Submit proof of payment along with the forms.

✅ Step 10: Acknowledgment Receipt
Receive the acknowledgment for filing Forms 15CA and 15CB, confirming the compliance with tax laws regarding foreign payments.

✅ Step 11: Ongoing Support
Provide ongoing support for any issues or clarifications related to 15CA/CB filings, including handling further communication from tax authorities.

🎯 Additional Support
Assist with the tax planning of foreign remittances, ensuring optimal TDS deductions, and providing advisory on the necessary tax structures for international transactions.