• Inward Remittance(ITR 4): wire transfer or plane.com

I am a IT consultant with a long tern client, my client is paying me via wire transfer for which I will get FIRC from my bank.
But they want to pay me via plane.com, which will give advice, is this fine legally?
https://help.plane.com/en/articles/5563993-how-to-get-a-foreign-inward-remittance-certificate-firc-in-india
Asked 1 month ago in Income Tax

The Plane Help Center provides detailed instructions for obtaining a Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) in India. This certificate serves as proof for foreign transfers to India, and Plane can assist you in obtaining the necessary UTR (Unique Transaction Reference) number for your FIRC request.

As for the legality of receiving payments through Plane.com compared to traditional wire transfers, both methods should be legally acceptable as long as they comply with Indian financial regulations and you obtain the necessary documentation, such as the FIRC, to validate the foreign income.

 

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Take payment through wire transfer and obtain FIRC from bank

 

For detailed discussion you may opt for phone consultation

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Indian GST department would need FIRC to consider such receipt as foreign currency receipt hence it is advisable to take from modes where FIRC would be available otherwise this could create issue in GST.

 

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The Non-Objection Certification for Issuance of BIRC, detailing only INR, affirms the bank's acknowledgment of foreign currency conversion for regulatory and tax compliance.

 

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This will not work in my opinion

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If NOC clearly mention remittance from Vostro account then it would be fine. Also obtain BIRC from your bank

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