FC-TRS Filing Services
Accurate Reporting of Share Transfers Between Residents and Non-Residents under RBI
FC-TRS (Foreign Currency – Transfer of Shares) filing is a mandatory requirement under FEMA when shares of an Indian company are transferred between a resident and a non-resident. This filing ensures transparency and compliance with RBI regulations.
We assist businesses, investors, and NRIs in handling complete FC-TRS filings—from documentation to submission—ensuring accuracy, timely reporting, and full compliance with FEMA guidelines.
Our FC-TRS Filing Services
FC-TRS Form Preparation
Preparation of FC-TRS forms with accurate transaction and share transfer details.
Valuation Compliance
Ensuring share valuation is in line with RBI pricing guidelines.
Documentation Support
Assistance in preparing transfer agreements, KYC, and supporting documents.
FIRMS Portal Filing
Online submission of FC-TRS forms through RBI FIRMS portal.
Compliance Review
Review of transaction structure to ensure FEMA compliance.
Delayed Filing & Regularization
Handling delays and assisting with compounding procedures.
Our Approach
- Understanding transaction structure and parties involved
- Reviewing valuation and pricing guidelines
- Preparing and verifying required documentation
- Filing FC-TRS within prescribed timelines
- Handling follow-ups and regulatory queries
Benefits of FC-TRS Filing Compliance
- Ensures compliance with FEMA regulations
- Avoids penalties and legal complications
- Smooth transfer of shares across borders
- Accurate reporting of foreign transactions
- Builds credibility with investors and regulators
- Reduces risk of future compliance issues
Why Choose Us?
- Expertise in FEMA and RBI compliance
- Experience in handling share transfer filings
- Attention to detail and accuracy
- Timely execution and proactive support
- End-to-end handling from documentation to filing
Ensure Smooth and Compliant Share Transfers
Handle your FC-TRS filings accurately with expert professional support.
Contact UsF.A.Q.
FC-TRS is a form filed with RBI for reporting transfer of shares between a resident and a non-resident.
It must be filed within 60 days from the date of transfer of shares.
The resident party involved in the transaction is responsible for filing.
Yes, share valuation must comply with RBI pricing guidelines.
Delayed filing may lead to penalties and require compounding with RBI.
It is filed online through the RBI FIRMS portal.
Yes, corrections can be made subject to RBI procedures and approval.