Overview
When making certain payments to a non-resident, the remitter must furnish Form 145, and in many cases a Chartered Accountant’s certificate in Form 146 confirming the taxability and applicable TDS, before the bank processes the remittance.
CorpRaasta determines the requirement, obtains the Form 146 certificate where needed and files Form 145 so your foreign remittance goes through compliantly.
What is Form 145 & 146?
Form 145 & 146 filing is the income-tax compliance for foreign remittances — Form 145 is the remitter’s declaration, and Form 146 is a CA’s certificate on taxability and TDS.
Who needs it
Documents required
How it works
Assess remittance
We check whether Form 145/146 applies and the TDS position.
Form 146 certificate
A CA certificate in Form 146 is issued where required.
File Form 145
Form 145 is filed online.
Bank submission
The forms are provided to the bank for remittance.