FEMA

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FEMA is an Indian law enacted in 1999 that governs foreign exchange transactions and aims to facilitate external trade and payments while promoting the orderly development of the country’s foreign exchange market.

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian statute
foreign exchange law
administeredBy Central Government of India NERFINISHED
Reserve Bank of India NERFINISHED
appliesTo foreign exchange dealings in India
persons resident in India
persons resident outside India in specified cases
authorises authorised dealers in foreign exchange
containsProvisionOn acquisition and holding of foreign exchange
branch, office or agency outside India
capital account regulation
current account convertibility
export of goods and services
foreign security and immovable property outside India
realisation and repatriation of export proceeds
transfer of foreign exchange
country India
definesTerm authorised person
capital account transaction
current account transaction
person resident in India
enactedBy Parliament of India NERFINISHED
enactedInYear 1999
enforcementMechanism adjudication by designated authorities
appeals to Appellate Tribunal
appeals to High Court
focus management of foreign exchange
fullName Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 NERFINISHED
governs capital account transactions
cross-border payments
current account transactions
foreign exchange transactions
legalNature civil law framework
linkedTo India’s external sector management
India’s foreign exchange policy
penaltiesType monetary penalties
policyOrientation liberalised foreign exchange regime
primaryObjective facilitation of external trade and payments
promotion of orderly development and maintenance of foreign exchange market in India
region Republic of India NERFINISHED
replaced Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973 NERFINISHED
replacedLegalNatureOf criminal law framework under FERA
scope transactions between residents and non-residents
shortTitle Foreign Exchange Management Act NERFINISHED
status in force

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