FEMA (Transfer or issue of Security by a Person Resident outside India) (Fifth Amendment) Regulations, 2012. - Amendment in Regulation 10 - Value of Security to be Transferred by the Donor Together with Any Security Transferred to Any Person Residing Outside India as gift during the financial year - FEMA 236/2012-RB - Foreign Exchange Management
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Gift transfer cap for securities to non-residents set as prescribed foreign-currency equivalent, applied retrospectively in regulation. Substitution to Regulation 10 (sub regulation A, clause (a), sub clause (e)) fixes that the value of securities transferred by a donor together with any securities transferred as gifts to persons residing outside India during a financial year shall not exceed the rupee equivalent of the prescribed foreign currency cap; the amendment takes effect from 15 September 2011 and is framed under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, with a clarification that retrospective effect will not adversely affect any person.
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Gift transfer cap for securities to non-residents set as prescribed foreign-currency equivalent, applied retrospectively in regulation.
Substitution to Regulation 10 (sub regulation A, clause (a), sub clause (e)) fixes that the value of securities transferred by a donor together with any securities transferred as gifts to persons residing outside India during a financial year shall not exceed the rupee equivalent of the prescribed foreign currency cap; the amendment takes effect from 15 September 2011 and is framed under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, with a clarification that retrospective effect will not adversely affect any person.
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