Overview: 15CA and 15CB Explained
📌 TL;DR - Foreign Remittance Certificate (15CA / 15CB) Services at a Glance
Form 15CA is the remitter's declaration before paying a non-resident. Form 15CB is a CA's certificate confirming taxability, TDS rate, and DTAA treatment - required when the remittance is taxable in India and the aggregate to the same non-resident exceeds Rs 5 lakh in the year. Banks need these before releasing the funds.
Sending money abroad? Get your Form 15CA and 15CB done right by Chartered Accountants, so the bank releases your remittance without delay. Form 15CB is the CA's tax-determination certificate that confirms the correct TDS and DTAA treatment under Section 195, and we prepare it with a verifiable UDIN, ready to support your 15CA filing.
The two forms work together: the CA certifies the tax position in 15CB (now 146), and the remitter declares it in 15CA (now 145) before the bank releases the funds. Getting the taxability and DTAA rate right is what avoids both over-deduction and a Section 271-I penalty. This sits alongside other cross-border compliance such as FDI compliance and FLA returns.
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