Borrowing and Lending Outside ECB, NRIs, Relatives, Directors and Loans to Non-residents
The loans that are not a bank ECB but still cross the border: an individual borrowing from an NRI brother, a company taking money from its NRI director, deposits from NRIs, rupee loans to NRI employees, and resident loans to non-residents. For each: whether it is permitted after the February 2026 changes, the conditions, and the Companies Act and tax consequences.
- 6 pages
- 66
- Word and PDF
- 16 September 2026
The 3 formats inside
- 1Declaration by director, money lent to company not out of borrowed fundsCompanies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules 2014, Rule 2(1)(c)(viii)On its own₹149
- 2Loan agreement, FEMA and tax clause bank for non-ECB cross-border loansFEMA 3(R)/2018-RB Regs 3A, 6(B)(vi), 7(B)(ii), 7(B)(iii) · ITA 2025On its own₹149
- 3Letter to AD bank, rupee loan to NRI relative under LRSFEMA 3(R)/2018-RB Reg 7(B)(iii) · MD INR B&L para 6 · MD LRSOn its own₹149
Read the opening
The first part of “Declaration by director, money lent to company not out of borrowed funds”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.
To be given by the director (or relative of a director of a private company) at the time of giving the money
To
The Board of Directors
[Company name]
CIN: [Company's CIN]
[Registered office address]
DECLARATION UNDER RULE 2(1)(c)(viii) OF THE COMPANIES (ACCEPTANCE OF DEPOSITS) RULES, 2014
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