FEMA 1999, Foreign Exchange Rules in India, Residents, Non Residents, FX Bank Accounts, Current Account, Capital Account
This is a revolutionary and most effective specialized course is meant for persons who have anything to do with Foreign Exchange in India. Since India’s journey from FERA to FEMA coincides with the economic growth story of this most exciting emerging large free market in the world. And with the largest young population. Therefore, it makes great sense to learn the subjects covered in this course.
Description
Basics of FEMA – a masterclass by Dr. Vijesh Jain is a specialized course. And it is intended to train the students to the working knowledge and understanding of FEMA. At the same time, this course also throws light on the current Foreign Exchange regulations in India. Therefore, the course will make you understand the theme and approach of the provisions of FEMA. And how and why it is what it is.
Incidentally, FEMA is the only dossier of the foreign exchange regulations in India which governs all transactions that take place in the country whether official or unofficial. Therefore, this course will traverse through the historical perspective of the subject. And take you through the journey and story of the various provisions which are created to encourage and facilitate foreign trade. And foreign dealings between the residents and nonresidents of this country with the world around us. Using certain case studies and examples the course teaches the concepts more interestingly.
Topics Covered:
Foreign Exchange regulations in India, post-independence
FERA to FEMA 1999
Resurgence of India
Basic concepts of FEMA 1999
- Objectives of FEMA
- The ecosystem of FEMA 1999
- Structure of various sections in FEMA
Balance of Payment
- All Current Account Transactions
- Capital Account Transactions
Residential status
- Who is Resident?
- FEMA vs Income Tax Act of India
Classification of Transactions in FEMA 1999
- Several Current Account Transactions under FEMA
- Capital Account Transactions under FEMA 1999
- Liberalized Remittance Scheme
FX Denominated Bank accounts for residents and nonresidents
- Type of Bank Accounts for Non Residents
- Different Types of Bank Accounts for Residents
Contravention of FEMA
Case Study
Highlights of FEMA 1999
What do you get with the course?
- Lifetime access to the course
- Lifetime course updates
- Verified 2-certificate of completion
- Quizzes and Assignments
- Udemy Money Back Guarantee
- Course captions in different foreign languages
About the instructor
The instructor of this course Dr. Vijesh Jain is a seasoned professional in FX operation and international business management. And, he has more than 30 years of industry and research experience in this field. Also, he is an alumnus of IIFT, BITS, BIMTECH, Harvard University, and other reputed institutes. Additionally, he has written several books and research papers on the subject.
Amazing course. The instructor is very knowledgable and proceeds with a pace which was best suited for for me.
This course is good for basic understanding about the FX transactions….there is some scope of imporvment the author should have incorporate more practical aspects…Overall good course.
English
Language
Introduction
Introduction
Spirit of Time
Transition from FERA to FEMA
Understanding Balance of Payment
Basic concepts
What is Balance of Payment?
Understanding FEMA 1999 Act
Main aim of FEMA 1999
Legal framework and ecosystem of FX regulations in India
Administration and institutional framework of FEMA 1999
Structure of FEMA 1999 Act
Residential Status as per FEMA 1999 Act
Important Basic Concepts
Who is resident as per FEMA 1999 Act?
Examples, explanation & exercises for understanding the concept of resident.
Difference between FEMA and IT Acts for residents and non residents
Understanding Current Account Transactions as per FEMA
Prohibited Current Account Transactions
Current Account Transactions Requiring GOI Approval
Current Account Transactions Requiring RBI Approval
Other Current Account Transactions Requiring RBI Approval
Understanding Capital Account Transactions
Capital Account Transactions
Prohibited and Non Prohibited Capital Account Transactions
Liberalized Remittance Scheme of GOI
NR and Resident FX related accounts available in India under FEMA
Types of NR Accounts Available
Foreign Currency Non Resident Account (FCNR Account)
Non Resident (Ordinary) (NRO) Account
Non Resident External (NRE) Account
Types of Residents Accounts Available
Exchange Earner Foreign Currency Account (EEFC)
Resident Foreign Currency Account (RFC Account)
Resident Foreign Currency Account (Domestic) (RFC(D) Account)
Features of Resident Accounts as per FEMA 1999 Act
Contraventions of FEMA 1999 Act and Consequences
Contraventions of FEMA 1999 Act and Consequences
Case Study on FEMA 1999 Act
Mr. Gupta require foreign exchange. Is he allowed?
Highlights of FEMA 1999 Act
Important Highlights of FEMA 1999 Act
International Trade and FEMA 1999 Act
Conclusion
Concluding Remarks