Overseas Corporate Body definition limits eligibility to continue transactions under prior general permission granted previously. These Regulations define key terms for withdrawal of general permission to overseas entities: Overseas Corporate Body (OCB) means an entity that existed and immediately prior to commencement was eligible to transact under prior general permission; 'Account' covers specified savings and deposit account types under NRE, FCNR B and NRO schemes; 'Deposit' broadly includes money placed with banks, companies, firms, trusts or other persons; 'Existing account' denotes accounts maintained at commencement and 'Existing investment' denotes investments made under earlier general permission, with specific holding date tests for portfolio investments and other cases.
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Overseas Corporate Body definition limits eligibility to continue transactions under prior general permission granted previously.
These Regulations define key terms for withdrawal of general permission to overseas entities: Overseas Corporate Body (OCB) means an entity that existed and immediately prior to commencement was eligible to transact under prior general permission; "Account" covers specified savings and deposit account types under NRE, FCNR B and NRO schemes; "Deposit" broadly includes money placed with banks, companies, firms, trusts or other persons; "Existing account" denotes accounts maintained at commencement and "Existing investment" denotes investments made under earlier general permission, with specific holding date tests for portfolio investments and other cases.
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