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ComplyKart Services

Get your property sale money out of India, properly

Selling property in India as an NRI or foreign national involves capital gains tax, 15CA/15CB filings, and RBI's repatriation rules — get one step wrong and the money sits stuck in an NRO account. We manage the entire repatriation process so your sale proceeds reach your overseas account cleanly.
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Repatriation Of Sale Proceeds

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Repatriation of Sale Proceeds Package Inclusions

  • FEMA repatriation eligibility assessment
  • AD bank documentation and Form A2
  • Tax clearance (15CA/CB) coordination
  • NRO to NRE transfer support
  • Credit confirmation and compliance file
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Overview

What this service actually covers

We manage the complete repatriation process for Indian property sale proceeds for NRIs, PIOs, and foreign nationals.
The process includes capital gains computation (with indexation and exemption analysis where applicable), TDS compliance by the buyer, and Form 15CA/15CB filings.
RBI permits repatriation of sale proceeds of residential property within prescribed limits — generally up to two properties, subject to an annual ceiling.
Funds move through your NRO account with the authorised dealer's certification.
We coordinate with your bank, the buyer, and your tax filings so nothing blocks the transfer.

Benefits

Why sellers get this done through us

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Tax computed correctly, exemptions captured

Indexation, Section 54/54F reinvestment options, and DTAA relief where applicable — we make sure you don't overpay capital gains tax.

Buyer TDS handled

The buyer must deduct TDS on your sale. We ensure the rate, form, and timing are right so your money isn't held up at the source.

15CA and 15CB filed precisely

Banks won't remit without these. Our CA certifies 15CB and we file 15CA so the authorised dealer clears the transfer.

One team for tax, FEMA, and banking

Repatriation sits at the intersection of three regimes. You get one coordinator who speaks to all of them.

Documents

Documents you will usually need

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Process

How we handle your repatriation

You’ll see each stage, what’s pending and what we need from you — so filings don’t bounce back.

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Analyse the sale and your status

We review the sale deed, your residential status, and holding period to map the tax and FEMA position.

Compute capital gains and plan exemptions

Gains are computed with indexation where available, and reinvestment or exemption options are evaluated.

Ensure buyer TDS compliance

We verify the buyer deducted and deposited TDS at the correct rate — this is where many repatriations stall.

Prepare 15CA and 15CB

Our CA certifies Form 15CB and we file Form 15CA for the remittance.

Coordinate the bank transfer

We work with your authorised dealer bank to complete documentation and release the funds to your overseas account.

Why ComplyKart

Why ComplyKart for this

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NRI tax and FEMA under one roof

Most repatriation delays come from tax and FEMA advice living in different offices. Ours sit together.

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CA-certified, bank-accepted

Our 15CB certificates are issued by qualified CAs in the format banks actually accept.

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Practical bank coordination

We know what authorised dealers ask for and prepare it upfront, instead of learning through rejections.

NRI tax and FEMA under one roof: Most repatriation delays come from tax and FEMA advice living in different offices. Ours sit together.

If a founder or investor is outside India

Foreign ownership is possible in many sectors, but it adds document authentication, banking and FEMA work. Set the route before funds move.

Plan before you start

  • Check whether your sector permits automatic-route foreign investment
  • Confirm the Indian resident director arrangement
  • Map ownership, beneficial ownership and pricing
  • Allow time for apostilled or consularised documents

Plan for after setup

  • Receive funds through permitted banking channels
  • Complete RBI/FEMA reporting and keep the bank evidence
  • Coordinate tax and ongoing compliance advice early

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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RBI rules allow repatriation within prescribed limits — generally covering up to two residential properties, subject to an annual ceiling. We confirm the exact limit applicable to your case.
Typically 3–6 weeks from sale completion, assuming buyer TDS and documentation are in order. Bank processing varies.
Buyers deduct TDS on payments to NRI sellers at the applicable rate on the sale consideration. If tax is over-deducted, you claim the refund in your Indian tax return — we handle that too.
Yes — inherited property can generally be sold and proceeds repatriated, subject to the same limits and documentation. Succession paperwork needs to be in order first.
Yes, the capital gain must be reported in your Indian income tax return. We prepare and file it as part of the engagement.
That complicates the repatriation and creates exposure for both parties. Talk to us — we assess the position and regularise it.
No — the funds must first come into your NRO account, and the repatriation is processed through the authorised dealer with 15CA/15CB.
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What clients say about working with us

Real stories from businesses we've worked with.

Trademark Registration
Our Trademark was applied in all the classes with a short span of time by Complykart Trademark Experts and I can say the level of expertise and commitment they carry is remarkable. It's an A+ from my side. We are now sticking to ComplyKart only.
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Company Registration
I found the professionalism of the staff at complykart.com, a pleasure to work with. As a foreigner to India, they took the time to explain the documentation and assisted in every question I raised. I was pleased that complykart.com made it easy for my Business.
Ravi Sharma360Mart Trading
Merger & Acquisition
Trust, Commitment, Dedication and responsiveness are the best things with ComplyKart. Thanks for handling our Merger assignment with so much care. After my business disputes, complykart handles all things with own sense of understanding.
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