Tag: TCS on foreign remittance
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FEMA Guidelines for Foreign Remittances: 7 Key Differences Between Gift and Education Remittances
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Indians today send money abroad for many reasons, paying a child’s tuition, supporting relatives, or offering gifts. Each of these transfers, however ordinary, is bound by the FEMA guidelines for foreign remittances, which define limits, procedures, and reporting rules. Two common purposes for sending money abroad are gifts and education. Both are allowed under the…
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Top 10 Myths About International Money Gifts Busted
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When you send money across borders out of love or generosity, many assumptions swirl around international money gifts. Some are harmless, others expensive, and some even illegal. If you believe any of the myths below, you could face surprises: unexpected taxes, delays, or regulatory headaches. This article dispels the top 10 myths about international money…
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How to Send Gift Money to Canada from India in 2025 – The Complete Guide
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Every act of giving tells a story. For Indians with loved ones in Canada, one of the most meaningful ways to show support is to send gift money to Canada. Whether it’s for a milestone celebration, a study expense, or an emergency aid, the transfer matters emotionally and financially. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly…
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TCS Threshold Limits on International Remittances Explained: Your 2025 Complete Guide to Save Smartly
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What Are TCS Threshold Limits on International Remittances? If you’re planning to send money abroad in 2025, understanding the TCS threshold limits on international remittances is a must. Think of TCS (Tax Collected at Source) as a guardrail: it ensures large foreign transactions are tracked and taxed appropriately. Under Section 206C of the Income Tax…