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CA Intermediate · Corporate & Other Laws

Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999

Chapter 6 · 0 formulas · 4 exam-critical pointers

Core concepts

  1. 01FEMA regulates external trade & payments; replaced FERA in 1999.
  2. 02Current account transactions generally permitted (Sec 5); capital account regulated.
  3. 03Authorised Persons: AD-Cat I/II/III, Full-Fledged Money Changers.
  4. 04Resident in India (Sec 2(v)): >182 days in preceding FY (subject to purpose-based exceptions).
  5. 05RBI is the regulator; Enforcement Directorate handles violations.

Flowchart summary

FEMA Transactions | Current A/c (Sec 5) -- generally free; some need RBI permission Capital A/c (Sec 6) -- RBI regulated (FDI, ECB, ODI, real estate) | Compounding (Sec 15) by RBI for civil contraventions

Exam-critical pointers

  • ⭐FEMA is civil law; FERA was criminal — fundamental shift.
  • ⭐FDI in India: automatic vs approval route; sectoral caps vary.
  • ⭐LRS limit: USD 250,000 per FY per resident individual.
  • ⭐Penalty: up to 3 times the sum involved (Sec 13). Compounding allowed.

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Formula sheet

No formulas in this chapter — concept-only.

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  1. Ch 1Companies Act 2013 — Incorporation
  2. Ch 2Share Capital and Debentures (Sec 43-72)
  3. Ch 3Acceptance of Deposits (Sec 73-76)
  4. Ch 4General Clauses Act, 1897
  5. Ch 5Interpretation of Statutes, Deeds & Documents
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