NRI cornerstone guide

NRO Remittance, Form 145 (formerly Form 15CA) and Form 146 (formerly Form 15CB) Guide

An NRO remittance involves more than a tax result: source of funds, withholding, final tax, forms, certificates and bank review can all matter. Model cash first, then confirm the bank’s current documentary requirements.

Reviewed for Tax Year 2026-27 on 2026-08-25.

Start here

Three things to do before relying on an answer

1. Begin with your facts

Identify the exact remittance source

2. Keep the evidence ready

NRO statement and source-of-funds evidence • Tax computation and challans

3. Treat this as a planning path

Use the workflow and official links to verify the rule, form and date that apply to you.

Records to collect

  • NRO statement and source-of-funds evidence
  • Tax computation and challans
  • Property or investment records
  • Bank checklist and beneficiary details

Planning workflow

  1. 1Identify the exact remittance source
  2. 2Reconcile withholding and final Indian tax
  3. 3Confirm current form/certificate requirements
  4. 4Submit only through the authorised dealer’s process

Questions to answer before you act

An NRO remittance involves more than a tax result: source of funds, withholding, final tax, forms, certificates and bank review can all matter. Model cash first, then confirm the bank’s current documentary requirements.

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