Late fee calculator

RBI Late Submission Fee calculator for Form FC and APR

For Indian residents who invested in a foreign company and reported late. Free, no sign-up, nothing leaves this browser.

Filing type

approximate, edit to the rate on your date

For Form FC this is usually the date your money went out. For the APR it is 31 December of the year it was due.

Estimate only

Enter the amount invested and both dates.

How this is calculated

Delay in years, n = days between the due date and the filing date ÷ 365, rounded up to the next whole month and expressed in years to two decimals.

Form FC fee = ₹7,500 + (0.025% × amount in INR × n), capped at 100% of the amount

APR fee = ₹7,500 per APR

If the delay is more than 3 years, no fee is shown: the compounding route generally applies instead.

Questions

What is the Late Submission Fee?
It is the fee the RBI framework allows for a reporting delay, such as a late Form FC or APR. For Form FC it is ₹7,500 plus 0.025% of the amount invested for each year of delay, capped at the amount invested. For an APR it is a fixed ₹7,500 per APR. It is paid through your AD bank.
When does compounding apply?
Past 3 years, the late fee route is generally not available. This usually needs a compounding application to the RBI through your AD bank.
Does paying the Stripe Atlas fee by card count as an investment?
Stripe states its Atlas service fee is not an overseas direct investment. Money that buys shares in your company is, and generally needs to be reported through your AD bank.
Is this legal advice?
No. This is an estimate based on RBI A.P. (DIR Series) Circular No. 16 (30 September 2022). Your AD bank decides the final fee. Daellio provides process management and coordination; regulated filings are prepared and signed by licensed professionals.

Notice

Estimate only, based on RBI A.P. (DIR Series) Circular No. 16 (30 September 2022). Not legal or tax advice. Your AD bank decides the final fee. Daellio provides process management and coordination; regulated filings are prepared and signed by licensed professionals.

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