FC-GPR, FLA returns, ECB reporting and branch/liaison office approvals — managed proactively so you're never caught off guard.
RBI compliance covers the ongoing reporting obligations foreign-owned Indian entities must meet — including FC-GPR filings for share allotments to foreign investors, annual FLA returns, ECB reporting for foreign loans, and approvals for branch or liaison offices — all administered through Authorized Dealer banks under FEMA.
Once foreign capital enters an Indian company — whether through equity investment, a loan, or a branch office structure — a parallel set of RBI reporting obligations begins, separate from routine tax and ROC compliance. These filings aren't optional paperwork; missing them is treated as a FEMA contravention, which can block future fundraising, complicate an exit, or trigger penalties.
India Easy manages the full RBI compliance calendar for foreign-invested entities — tracking every deadline, preparing filings correctly the first time, and liaising directly with your Authorized Dealer bank.
We identify every RBI filing your entity is obligated to make.
Deadlines tracked and reminders scheduled well in advance.
Returns prepared and reviewed before submission via your AD bank.
Filing acknowledgment archived for future audit or fundraising.
A Singapore-backed Indian startup discovered during due diligence for a Series A round that FLA returns had never been filed. We prepared and filed three years of retrospective returns, coordinated the compounding application for the delay, and cleared the compliance flag before the round closed on schedule.