Operation of NRO account by power of attorney permits local rupee payments and remittance of current income under specified restrictions. A resident Power of Attorney holder may operate a non-resident ordinary rupee (NRO) account to effect local rupee payments, including eligible investment payments under RBI regulations, and to remit outside India the non-resident account holder's current income in India net of taxes. The PoA holder may not repatriate funds to anyone other than the non-resident account holder, make gifts to residents on the account holder's behalf, or transfer funds to another NRO account. Banks may allow such operations pending formal amendment of the regulations.
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Operation of NRO account by power of attorney permits local rupee payments and remittance of current income under specified restrictions.
A resident Power of Attorney holder may operate a non-resident ordinary rupee (NRO) account to effect local rupee payments, including eligible investment payments under RBI regulations, and to remit outside India the non-resident account holder's current income in India net of taxes. The PoA holder may not repatriate funds to anyone other than the non-resident account holder, make gifts to residents on the account holder's behalf, or transfer funds to another NRO account. Banks may allow such operations pending formal amendment of the regulations.
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