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ECB- very urgent !

Neeta (Finance) (345 Points)

21 September 2010

Hello Members

Anyone please throw some light on the subject. A pvt limited Company (under Power sector) has accepted inward remittances from its holding company outside India (Foreign entity) , OTHER THAN EQUITY. Now i understand , this gets covered under ECB, Please enlighten on the following ;

1. under which route : automatic or approval ?

2. Compliances in this respect. ?

Thanks in advance ...neeta

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vivek (CS) (751 Points)
Replied 21 September 2010

I am attaching herewith the Master Circular's Copy regarding ECB; U need to check whether ur company fall under the Automatic Route or Approval Route. If any one the condition of Automatic Route is not satisfied it will fall under Aproval Route. For Automatic Route:- 1. File F-83 with AD and RBI for allottment of Loan Registration Number (LRN) 2. After receiving LRN, u can draw draw down the loan. 3. Regular compliance would be File ECB-2 monthly within seven working days from the close of month to which it relates. For Approval Route:- 1. File F-ECB for seeking RBI approval. 2. After obtaining the approval, u can draw down the loan amount. 3. Regular compliance would be File ECB-2 monthly within seven working days from the close of month to which it relates. Regards,

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Neeta (Finance) (345 Points)
Replied 22 September 2010

Thank you for the reply. Please clarify further, does ECB guidelines gets attracted if we take the remittance NOT AS A LOAN. But as amount that'll be reimbursed, without any agreement.

vivek (CS) (751 Points)
Replied 22 September 2010

Upto my understanding;

If you are in receipt of fund from any one you will have to book the same, under which head you will book that. Irrespective of the rate of interest, it should be treated as ECB or trade Credit as the case may be.

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