TCS on Outward Remittances LRS

TCS on Outward Remittances LRS

TCS on Outward Remittances LRS
The revised TCS rates w.e.f. 1st Apr, 2025, as advised by CBDT are as under:
a) Remittance for the purpose of any Education (S0305, S1107)

Nature After Income Tax Bill 2025 Rate (From 01.04.2025)
Threshold Valid PAN Inoperative PAN
If the amount being remitted out is a loan obtained from any financial institution as defined in section 80E NIL NIL NIL
Remittance is not out of loan from a financial institution Up to INR 10 lacs NIL NIL
  Above INR 10 lacs 5% 10%

b).Remittance for the purpose of any Medical Treatment (S0304,S1108)

Nature Threshold Rate (From 01.04.2025)
After Income Tax Bill 2025 Valid PAN Inoperative PAN
Remittance is for Medical Treatment Up to INR 10 lacs NIL NIL
  Above INR 10 lacs 5% 10%

c). Sale of Overseas tour package* ( S0301, S0303 & S0306)

Nature Threshold Rate (From 01.04.2025)
After Income Tax Bill 2025 Valid PAN Inoperative PAN
Remittance is for the purchase of a tour package Up to INR 10 lacs 5% 10%
  Above INR 10 lacs 20% 20%

*Overseas tour package means any tour package which offers visit to a country/ countries or territory/ territories outside India and includes expenses for travel/ hotel stay or boarding/ lodging or any other expenditure of similar nature or in relation thereto.
d). Any Other Remittance (for Bonds, Shares, Real Estate, Gifts etc.) (S0023,S0005, S0001, S0002, S0003, S0004, S0021, S0022, S1302, S1303, S1301, S1107, S1307, S0011, S0603)

Nature Threshold Rate (From 01.04.2025)
After Income Tax Bill 2025 Valid PAN Inoperative PAN
Remittance is for any other purpose Up to INR 10 lacs 5% 20%
  Above INR 10 lacs 20% 20%

The remitter with ‘Inoperative PAN’ is one who has been allotted Permanent Account Number (PAN) as on 01/07/2017 and have not linked their Aadhaar and PAN.
In view of clarifications shared vide FAQ (copy attached) viz., LRS remittance limit is qua remitter and is independent of the remitting institution.
Further, as TCS is applicable on all LRS remittances, the fund transfer from resident account to account of Non- Resident Indian within India (to NRO) account comes under purview of TCS calculation.
Additionally, the remittances effected through International Debit Card will be treated as outward remittances, as per extant FEMA norms and TCS will be deducted as per applicable guidelines from CBDT.

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