Foreign Currency Gross Provisional Return Filing - FCGPR Filing
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Share financial information
Customer shares company’s financial data
Value is calculated
Valuer calculates enterprise valuation
Valuation Report is issued
Merchant Banker issues signed report
Contents of Report
Overview
The name and registration number of the Merchant Banker and details of the company requesting for Foreign Currency Gross Provisional Return Filing - FCGPR Filing
Scope of Work
Outlines the specific shares being valued, along with any limitations or restrictions on the valuation process.
Methodology
Details about the approaches and methods used to determine the value of the share.
Market Analysis
Information about the relevant market conditions, trends, and factors that may impact the value of the share.
Valuation Results
The final estimated value of the asset, along with any supporting calculations or analyses.
Merchant Banker's Declaration
A statement by the Merchant Banker confirming that the report has been prepared in accordance with relevant laws and standards.
Signature and Stamp
The report is signed by the Merchant Banker, along with their official stamp or seal.
Benefits of Foreign Currency Gross Provisional Return Filing - FCGPR Filing
Credibility
The report is prepared by a Merchant Banker/Registered Valuer/CA which lends credibility to the valuation process and assurance to stakeholders.
Regulatory Compliance
Foreign Currency Gross Provisional Return Filing - FCGPR Filing ensures compliance with the provisions of the Income Tax Act, SEBI regulations and RBI guidelines.
Objective and Unbiased Assessment
It provides an impartial and unbiased valuation, free from any conflicts of interest.
Risk Mitigation
Foreign Currency Gross Provisional Return Filing - FCGPR Filing Pricing helps mitigate the risk of disputes or disagreements related to the value of the asset.
Financial Reporting and Accounting
Premium per share as mentioned in the Valuation Report is used for financial reporting purposes as per accounting standards compliance.
Professional Accountability and Ethics
The preparation of a Foreign Currency Gross Provisional Return Filing - FCGPR Filing demonstrates adherence to these standards, which enhances trust and confidence in the valuation.
Documentation of Methodology and Assumptions
Transparency in method, approach, and assumptions helps stakeholders understand how the value was determined.
Checklist FC-GPR Filing
Declaration
A declaration needs to be submitted in the format prescribed by the RBI user manual. It should be attached as an additional annexure.
Company Secretary Certificate (CS Certificate)
Attach a CS certificate as per the format specified in the RBI user manual. This should also be included as an additional attachment.
Valuation Certificate
A Valuation Certificate, as required under FEMA 20(R), must be attached.
Confirmation Letters (if applicable)
For FC-TRS/FC-TRS filings related to original rights investment or bonus issuance, relevant confirmation letters should be attached as additional annexures.
Board Resolution
A copy of the relevant board resolution passed by the directors, along with pertinent extracts, needs to be submitted as an additional attachment.
Memorandum of Association (MOA) Extracts (if applicable)
If relevant, include relevant extracts from the company's Memorandum of Association (MOA) as an additional annexure.
Merger/Separation/Amalgamation Documents (if applicable)
For companies undergoing mergers, separations, or amalgamations, relevant documentation with approvals from competent authorities and pertinent extracts should be submitted as specified annexures.
Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) and KYC Documents
Attach copies of the Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) and Know Your Customer (KYC) documents.
Deliverables
Determine Enterprise Valuation
Issue of Valuation Report signed and stamped
Frequently asked Questions
When should FCGPR be filed?
You should file FCGPR whenever your Indian company receives foreign investment and issues shares to a foreign investor. Generally, it’s recommended to file within 30 days of the transaction to ensure compliance and avoid any potential delays.
What happens if FCGPR is not filed?
If you fail to file FCGPR on time, the RBI may impose penalties. These penalties are typically a percentage of the total investment amount and can become more significant the longer the delay persists.
What is the time limit for filing FCGPR?
There’s no officially mandated deadline mentioned in the regulations for FCGPR filing. However, it’s highly recommended to file within 30 days of the foreign investment transaction to avoid any potential complications or penalties.
What is RBI approval of FCGPR?
The FCGPR filing itself doesn’t require specific approval from the RBI. However, depending on the nature and size of the foreign investment, your specific case might require separate approval from the RBI. It’s advisable to consult with a professional to determine if your situation necessitates separate RBI approval.
Who will file FCGPR?
The responsibility for filing FCGPR falls on the Indian company receiving the foreign investment and issuing shares to the foreign investor. This ensures proper reporting and compliance with foreign investment regulations.
What is the penalty for late filing of FCGPR?
The penalty for late filing of FCGPR is the same as the penalty for not filing at all. The RBI may impose a penalty that’s a percentage of the total investment amount, and this percentage may increase for extended delays.
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