External Commercial Borrowing Reporting

What this filing is, when it is due, and who has to file it for a India company. LawDep tracks every deadline on an auto-rolling compliance calendar and prepares the filing before you submit it.

Cadence

Event-based

How often it recurs

Filed with

RBI

FEMA 1999 / ECB Master Direction

Due

Within 30 days of ECB drawdown / repayment

Deadline rule

What is the ECB filing?

External Commercial Borrowing Reporting is a event compliance filing that a India company files with RBI. It is due Within 30 days of ECB drawdown / repayment. The filing is governed by FEMA 1999 / ECB Master Direction.

Typical evidence required

filing copy

Who files it

This filing applies to companies operating in this jurisdiction. LawDep applies it to the right entity types automatically, so a filing for one subsidiary never lands on the wrong one.

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