Form 49C Filing Alert – Due on 30th May 2025!

📌 What is Form 49C?

Form 49C is a crucial compliance requirement for non-residents operating liaison offices in India. As per Indian tax regulations, every liaison office of a foreign company must submit Form No. 49C to the Director General of Income Tax (International Taxation).

This form is essentially a statement of activities carried out by the liaison office during the financial year. It helps the Income Tax Department monitor the nature of operations and ensure that the liaison office is not engaged in commercial or trading activities, which are outside its permitted scope.

🗓️ Who Needs to File?

If you're a non-resident entity with a liaison office in India, you are mandated to file Form 49C for the Financial Year 2024–25 by 30th May 2025.

📃 Key Details Required in Form 49C:

  • Complete details of the liaison office

  • Nature of liaison activities

  • Details of employees and their salaries

  • Statement of receipts and payments

  • Any other relevant disclosures as per income tax rules

🚨 Consequences of Non-Compliance

Failure to file Form 49C or incorrect disclosures can attract:

  • Penalties under the Income Tax Act

  • Increased scrutiny by tax authorities

  • Risk of non-compliance affecting the status and operations of the liaison office in India

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  • Accurate reporting as per the latest tax laws

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