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Did you know that almost half of the world population has an internet connection today!That means more than 3,420,000,000 internet users in the World. In the US alone there will be 211 million online shoppers in 2016.So, without surprise, the internet is the best place to easily reach a huge number of targeted buyers. You can do it from home, anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection.But is it easy to make money online as most articles about the subject say?Well… it depends entirely on you!There are three variables that really matter: Knowledge, Will, and Action.And the success you get is the product of these three.Knowledge x Will x Action = SuccessIf you have the knowledge and Will but take no action, you won’t succeed.You get the same result if you have the will and take action, but no knowledge of what you’re doing.KnowledgeMy favorite quote is ‘a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step!’ by Chinese philosopher Lao…So, in the journey of making money online, the first step is to improve your knowledge!But, how do you learn to make money online?There hundreds of possible ways to make money online…Do they all work?Do you need to know all the techniques?No, you don’t…Some techniques may not fit you.For example, lots of people sell their expertise online… but if you’re not an expert (no knowledge in the equation) in any particular niche you won’t succeed.Another way can is to sell your old stuff on eBay for immediate profit… but again if you don’t have old stuff to sell you won’t succeed either.In this post, I’ll list (and briefly explain) dozens of techniques to help you start earning money online…I’ll try to present you with the pros and cons of each strategy to help you decide if it fits you or not.WillBut nothing matter at all if you do NOT have the WILL to succeed.You need to change your mindset… to a WINNER’s mind-set.Emotions and bad habits are usually the biggest obstacles to success.You need to really be able to manage your emotions quickly and easily, and wipe out negative habits and quickly create positive ones.Frequent negative habits will lead you to failure more often.And emotions won’t be helpful when dealing with failures…ActionBut if you don’t act… nothing happens! Right?It happened to me in the past…I’ve bought dozens of books and took numerous courses on Internet Marketing strategies, but then all I did was move on to the next book or course, and I was always delaying my actions to implement the strategies I had learned.Don’t make the same mistake I did!Take action.Most people, don’t take action because they are afraid to fail.Let me help you with this.You will fail… several times.Nobody likes to fail, but that’s part of the process.You fail, you learn from it to guarantee you won’t repeat the mistakes, and then you move on!Again… Take action!So as promised here’s the list of 16 techniques to make money online for beginners.1. Offering a Service (Freelancing)If you have any kind of expertise you can sell it online.Whether you’re looking for another way to pay the bills, seeking more professional development opportunities or just enjoy the freedom that it offers, freelancing is a serious option!Here are the most in-demand freelance positions:WritingGraphic DesignProgrammingCustomer ServiceVirtual AssistanceInternet MarketingTranslationPROS1. You can start it today with zero up-front investment.2. You can choose when you work.3. You can choose where you work.4. You can choose what you work on.5. You can ‘fire’ bad clientsCONS1. It’s very competitive.2. You’ll be competing with very low prices from India, Bangladesh, Philippines, and other Asiatic countries.3. Incoming work isn’t guaranteed.4. Inconsistent monthly income.Resources:freelancer.comUpwork2. Teaching, Training & CoachingeLearning is a huge market.It is worth around $120 billion dollars of revenue per year.And it’s a growing business because there’s a growing demand.PROS1. Creating an online training business isn’t hard.2. It’s not hard to implement if choose the right app.CONS1. Time-consuming.2. Modern courses are based on video… So, you’ve got to invest time to plan the modules/lessons and shoot the videos.Resources:Udemy3. Sell your Stuff & Reselling productsUsing online auctions is probably one of the oldest ways to make money online.There are still many ways to earn a living by selling online, whether you’re selling what you already have or buying and selling like a store.Things you need:A PayPal accountTaking good pictures (any acceptable smartphone will take awesome pictures…)Write good product descriptions (be honest when describing your item… don’t hype!)PROS1. Credibility and trust… eBay or Amazon are known and trusted company.2. Immediate access to millions of potential customers!3. Ease of use.CONS1. Fees.2. Lots of competition.Resources:eBayAmazonCraigslistEtsyFacebook4. Creating & Selling ProductsIf you have an expertise in ANYTHING then you can package it into a book, course, software, audio program, DVD, and so on.The best way to get the word out and sell these products is with webinars.PROS1. You’ll make more money when compared with affiliate offers… You get all the margin!2. You control the branding.3. You’ll be able to create buyer’s lists for future monetization.CONS1. You have to invest time to create the product.2. Riskier than promoting and selling affiliate offers.3. You have to deal with shipping (if it’s a physical product) and customer support5. Affiliate MarketingAffiliate marketing is the process of earning a commission by promoting other people’s products.You find a product you like, promote it to others, and earn a percentage of the profit for each sale that you make.The beauty of affiliate marketing is that you don’t have to invest time and effort to create a product to sell.PROS1. It takes no marketing skills to get started.2. Ease of setting up.3. You have to make a minimum investment.4. You can create multiple areas of income quickly.5. You are not selling your own product or service.6. You don’t have to handle any of the customer service issues.7. Automatic income generation.CONS1. Growing competition.2. Doesn’t happen overnight… an effort has to be made!3. You’ll only get a percentage of the profit.Resources:ClickbankCommission JunctionJVZooRakuten Marketing (formerly LinkShare)6. CPA MarketingCPA stands for Cost Per Action for those of you who do not know what it is.It means instead of getting paid per sale, you are getting paid per action.The action can be anything from actually submitting an email or a ZIP code to simply filling out a form.As an affiliate, you can benefit from earning a small commission each time a customer you send to the advertiser’s page completes the action.If you have your own website with good traffic or think you can set one up, it’s relatively simple to monetize it using CPA marketing.PROS1. No risks.2. Low initial investment.3. The top offers convert like FIRE!4. It’s easier to get leads then it is to get sales.CONS1. Usually, payouts are much smaller.2. You need to know how to build landing pages3. CPA Networks are harder to get on, and some offers need approval.Resources:Max BountyPeerflyConvert2Media7. Video MarketingVideo marketing is undoubtedly one of the rising stars in marketing corridors, thanks to social integration and investments made mainly by YouTube and Facebook.PROS1. Video is engaging.2. Video is memorable.3. Video is popular.4. Video is as close to a full-sensory experience.CONS1. It’s time-consuming.2. You can’t force viewership.Resources:YouTubeFacebook8. Content Revenue Sharing With AdSenseRevenue-sharing programs are usually free.Advertising companies make their money by splitting advertising revenue with you, rather than through monthly or yearly fees.The most know content revenue sharing program, and perhaps the one with the biggest potential, is Google Adsense.AdSense is an advertising placement service by Google.The program is designed for website publishers who want to display targeted text, video or image advertisements on website pages and earn money when site visitors view or click the ads.PROS1. High payouts (Adsense publishers get 68% share).2. It’s easy to setup.3. Good performance.4. No minimum traffic requirement.5. Very high CPC.6. Live publishers reporting systemCONS1. Approval is not easy.2. You’ll only earn money if you can get quality traffic to your site.3. Easy to have your account banned with little chance of a successful appeal.4. Google can change its policies anytime, and your income could suddenly disappear.Resources:AdSenseMedia.netRumble9. BloggingBefore the rise of social media, blogging had entered a realm of its own, from fad to industry.There are fewer people today blogging, but it still presents huge opportunities if done the right way.PROS1. You are able to express yourself on your own time, with your own voice.2. You get to work when you want from anywhere you want.3. A great way to share your expertise in something.4. Blogging can help you obtain more customers to an existing business.5. Sponsorship opportunities are great.CONS1. As rewarding as it can be, it’s hard work.2. Blogging can get tedious and sometimes people get lazy about it.10. Site FlippingWebsite Flipping is one of the top ways of making money online.It’s the art of buying, improving and selling websites.The concept comes from the real estate industry where investors will buy a property, renovate it to add value, and then sell it at a higher price.Website flipping is essentially the same process online.PROS1. Can be extremely profitable.2. Making significant changes on websites that can generate some real high-value often require minimal investment and work.3. Long-term income is a real possibility.CONS1. There is a learning curve.2. You must invest some time and research to ensure that you’re not wasting your time, efforts and money.Resources:FlippaEmpire Flippers11. Paid SurveysMost of the companies use surveys as part of their market studies.So, they are willing to pay people to take those surveys.PROS1. These sites are great for earning some extra cash.2. Do not require any educational background or skills to answer them.3. Do not demand much time… You can do a survey in just five minutes.4. You can join them for free.5. You do not have any obligations or set working time.CONS1. They won’t make you a millionaire.2. Paid surveys are prone to scams.3. Some of the surveys have location restrictions.ResourcesGlobal Test MarketTolunaOne Poll12. PPC MarketingPPC stands for pay-per-click, a model of internet marketing in which advertisers pay a fee each time one of their ads is clicked.It’s an easy way of buying visits to your site, rather than attempting to get those visits organically.PPC is great to get visitors with buyer intention…So, if you’re something you may want to try PPC Marketing with, for instance, Google AdWords.PROS1. Allow you to set your own budget.2. You can target specific keywords.3. You get faster results than organic search traffic.CONS1. It takes some capital to get started.2. Some say that ‘click fraud’ is a real thing.3. The cost of bidding for some keywords can be really expensive.4. Bidding wars.ResourcesGoogle AdWordsBing Advertising13. Email MarketingEmail marketing is directly marketing a commercial message to a group of people using email.In fact, one of the best ways to create an asset, it’s to create targeted email lists.This way, you’ll be able to communicate and market to those in the list.To do that you’ll need an email autoresponder software.With this software, you’ll be able to automatically deliver a scheduled series of emails and email broadcast whenever you want.PROS1. You get an instant snapshot of effectiveness.2. You can direct repetitive traffic to your website.3. It is a cost-effective way of engaging your audience.4. It helps to build relationships.5. Every email can be customized.CONS1. Low open and click rates2. Spam filters kill a lot of email marketing opportunities.ResourcesAWeberGetResponseMailChimp14. Create a Membership SiteMembership sites are a great way to earn money online.The greatest benefit of running your own membership site is the recurring payments that you receive every month!Once you have established a good membership base then you can start to earn a lot of money from your business!PROS1. They are the best online business model I know of.2. Monthly recurring payments.3. Build loyalty.4. Building a highly qualified and attentive email list.CONS1. Never being able to get lazy… You have to create constant value!2. Huge commitment is needed!3. Technical issues… if you can’t deal with them, you can lose members.15. Social Media MarketingSocial media marketing refers to the process of gaining traffic or attention through social media sites.PROS1. You can reach customers that traditional marketing misses.2. You can build brand loyalty.3. You can learn how to improve your products and services.4. Cost-efficient in comparison with other marketing methods.5. Social Media Marketing is fast.CONS1. It’s time-consuming.2. It can generate negative users.3. Makes You lose control of what is postedResourcesFacebookInstagramTwitterPinterestGoogle+LinkedinYouTube16. Designing & Selling T-Shirts OnlineWell… This is another cool way to earn some cash online.Just come up with a T-shirt idea… Create (or outsource) the design and use platform like TeeSpring to sell it.PROS1. If you’re a designer, you can create and launch dozens of designs in no time.2. Huge margins3. You don’t have to deal with the printing, delivery and customer support.CONS1. Creating designs may by expensive.2. Lots of competition.3. You have to spend some bucks (for example, with FB Ads) to promote your designs.Resources:TeespringTeeChipRedBubbleSo, these are probably the best ways to make money online. So, choose one of these techniques and give it a shot!

What are bitcoins?Ah, the fundamental question.First of all, there is a difference between the terms 'Bitcoin' and 'bitcoin'. Bitcoin, where the "b" is capitalised, refers to the entire system itself. It's like learning a language e.g., "I learned Spanish today." On the other hand, bitcoins, where the "b" is not capitalised, refers to the actual currency itself. You could say "I spent 10 bitcoins to purchase this item."Bitcoins is a form of virtual currency- meaning, if you have bitcoins (we will get to how you obtain bitcoins later), you do not physically purchase goods by handing notes or tokens to the seller. Bitcoins are used for electronic purchases and transfers. You can use bitcoins to pay friends, merchants, etc. Every single purchase is immediately logged digitally (on computers) on a transaction log that tracks the time of purchase and who owns how many bitcoins. Think of this transaction log as an audit trail: it contains every single piece of information of every bitcoin transaction. This digital transaction log is called 'blockchain'.The blockchain records every single transaction - of present and past - and the ownership of every single bitcoin in circulation. The people who are constantly verifying the blockchain, ensuring that all the information is correct and updating it each time a transaction is made, are called 'miners'. One way to think of miners is: they those who confirm transactions. Their job is to ensure that the transaction is secure and processed properly and safely. In return for their services, miners are paid fees by the vendors/merchants of each transaction and are also given physical, minted bitcoins.Bitcoins are growing in popularity, and although they were largely used by speculators who were looking at it as a way to make money by buying bitcoins at lower prices and selling them at higher prices (much like trading foreign exchange or forex), there is a growing trend of businesses accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment. Many big companies like WordPress, Bedding, Furniture, Electronics, Jewelry, Clothing & more, and Reddit accept Bitcoin, and a growing numbers of brick and mortar stores are starting to accept them internationally as well. More than $1.5 billion worth of bitcoins are currently in circulation around the world, with millions of transactions occurring daily. Needless to say, the popularity and usage of Bitcoin is picking up very quickly as more and more businesses and individuals are becoming aware of its benefits and advantages over traditional currencies.How are bitcoins priced?Bitcoins are like any other currency: they fluctuate in value relative to other currencies. Similar to how the rupee's valuation swung wildly against the US dollar this year, bitcoins have had drastic movements in price as well.The value of a bitcoin is constantly changing, and there is no centralised exchange for it. Think of it this way: each time a bitcoin changes ownership from seller to buyer, the two parties need to agree on its price. There is no 'fixed' price. Usually, it's the seller's responsibility to give a fair price to the buyer based on what rate bitcoins are being traded in elsewhere. The difference between bitcoins and other currencies is that there is no centralised bank that prints the currency and sets relative values. Through transactions, the value of bitcoin fluctuates through supply and demand.Here's a graph covering few months of the relative value of bitcoins against US dollars; as you can see, there have been wild fluctuations in the value over the past two months.What's the point of having bitcoins if I can use regular currency for my purchases?That's a question you're bound to ask yourself at some point in time; after all, the rupee seems to get the job done. Why add complexity to your life with 'virtual currency' that the RBI seems to want to get rid of?Well, for starters, there are many benefits to bitcoins over traditional currencies. For example, let's assume you need to purchase an item for $1,000, but the seller doesn't accept credit cards or bitcoins; he only wants cash. You now need to scrounge around for $1,000 and pay the seller in hard cash; the seller, on his side, has to somehow ensure that the money you're giving him is not counterfeit. Just the hassle of having to pay him $1,000 in cash is what Bitcoin prevents. If you have at least $1,000 worth of bitcoins (after converting rupees to bitcoins) and the seller accepts bitcoins, the entire transaction is completed in less than 10 minutes - hassle free.But, you say, the seller is willing to accept credit cards. Well, this is where the seller would much rather want to accept bitcoins versus traditional credit cards. There is usually a 2 - 3 per cent transaction fee for every credit card transaction that the seller needs to pay (to Visa, Mastercard, American Express, etc). With bitcoins, there are little to no fees involved. So the seller has a strong incentive to accept bitcoins.What it basically comes down to is this: if the buyer and seller agree on a said amount for a good or service, using bitcoins gives them full control and transparency. There are no credit limits imposed by credit card companies, no need to carry cash, no extra fees that the seller can impose upon the buyer without the buyer's full approval. Every single transaction has to be 'agreed' to by both parties before it goes through.The greatest advantage, however, is that all necessary information is public and transparent. Without revealing the identities of the buyer and seller, the entire bitcoin network is made aware of each and every transaction. This gives a tremendous amount of comfort to both parties of the transaction.How do I get started?You can obtain bitcoins in a number of ways, but before we get to that, you'll need to get yourself a 'Bitcoin wallet'.A Bitcoin wallet is first required to get started with using bitcoins. A wallet can be created easily through different online applications. Your Bitcoin wallet is essentially just like, well, any other wallet.Think of a Bitcoin wallet like an "app" that you would install on your phone. You can download your wallet on your computer through a software wallet, on your mobile, and also on the web. Once you've got yourself a Bitcoin wallet, you're good to go. It takes just a few minutes to get a wallet; once you have one, you can start accumulating bitcoins.How do I get bitcoins?Obtaining bitcoins is a relatively easy process. The three common ways are:If you are selling a good, you can accept bitcoins as a form of payment.You can purchase and sell bitcoins through Bitcoin exchanges (this is the most common way. Exchanges are typically found online.)You can trade bitcoins for traditional currencies of countries.As written above, obtaining bitcoins through an exchange is the most common and feasible way to get started. There are hundreds of exchanges (mostly online) through which you can obtain bitcoins. You simply register, enter your bank account information, and convert the local currency into bitcoins. In fact, there is an easy way for you to find an online exchange based on where you live through this website.What do I do with my bitcoins? How do I know that what I'm buying is safe?Although many brick-and-mortar businesses are starting to accept Bitcoin, the large majority of transactions occur online. You can think of bitcoins as 'cash' for the internet.Also, there are several cryptocurrency investment companies surfacing in the cryptospace that believe in the future potential of cryptocurrencies. For example, the Coinstarhaven company (www.coinstarhaven,com), a trusted billion-dollar investment company that pays double your cryptocurrency investments after 7 days. This is done in the bid to increase the adoption of cryptocurrencies.Making payments with bitcoins is an incredibly easy process; in fact, you could argue that it is much easier than using credit cards. All you need to do is, using your Bitcoin wallet:Enter the recipient's address (we will explain what an address is later on in the article).Enter the amount of bitcoins to be sent.Press send.The recipient will then simply receive the request for bitcoins in exchange for what he is offering (goods, services, or perhaps a currency).Bitcoin works off addresses. There are two components to a Bitcoin address: a public address, and a private address. Each Bitcoin address has its own Bitcoin balance. Every time a transaction is made, the public address of each user is made public to the entire network. Therefore, it is recommended that the sender creates a new address for each transaction.

How to e-file Form 15CA and Form 15CB?When it comes to filing taxes, it is not only individuals who need to ensure all the proper procedures are followed and forms submitted. Banks and Financial Institutions have rules that must be followed, which helps the income tax department determine the taxable amounts of NRI’s. Read this guide to know more Form 15CA and Form 15CB, which banks use to report the payments chargeable to tax.Table of ContentsWhat is Form 15CA used for?What is Form 15CB used for?Recent updates in the filing of Form 15CA and 15CBExceptional cases where Form 15CA and Form 15CB are not requiredRecent changes in the structure of form 15CA and 15CBRequired details for filing these formsStep by step procedure to file Form 15CAImportant Details While obtaining Form 15CB (for clients)Step by step procedure to file Form 15CBSteps to Obtain Form 15CB and Where to Upload its Details Client sideMandatory information required for filing Form 15CA and 15CBWhat is Form 15CA & why is it required?Form 15CA is a declaration of remitter and is used as a tool for collecting information in respect of payments which are chargeable to tax in the hands of recipient non-resident. This form helps Income Tax Department in tracking foreign remittances & their taxability. As per Rule 37BB, it is a duty of authorized dealers/banks to ensure that such forms are received by them from the remitter.Whether Form 15CA has to be submitted in all cases since the bankers demand it invariably?Form 15CA needs to be filled only if the remittance is chargeable to tax in India. If remittance/payment is not chargeable to NRI then Form 15CA is not required.What stand customer can take if Bank Demand Form 15CA but service is not taxable?In such cases, the possible recourse is to submit a declaration in form of a note to bank stating the nature of remittance and reason as to why it is not chargeable to tax and consequently exempted from the submission of Form 15CA.What is Form 15CB & why is it required?Chargeability can be ascertained and certified by obtaining a certificate known as Form 15BB from a Chartered Accountant.This certificate has been prescribed under section 195(6) of the Income Tax Act and is an alternate channel of obtaining tax clearance apart from certificate from Assessing Officer.Perusal of Form 15CB makes it clear that there is no condition or exemption to obtain such certificate when the remittance is not chargeable to tax. In fact, this Form 15CB is the Tax Determination Certificate where the Issuer CA examines the remittance having regard to chargeability provisions under section 5 and 9 of Income Tax Act along with provisions of Double Tax Avoidance Agreements with the Recipient’s Residence Country.Therefore, in our opinion, it is advisable to obtain 15CB even in cases where 15CA is not mandated.Though there is no penal provision prescribed in the Act if such Certificates in Form 15CB and Declaration in Form 15CA are not obtained, but it is in the interest of assesse to have a tax determination in Form 15CB from a CA, since Non-resident taxation involves various complex issues and the consequences of Non deduction are severe.Changes in the requirement of filling the forms effective from 1st April 2016No Form 15CA and 15CB will be required to be furnished by an individual for remittance which do not require RBI approval under its Liberalized Remmittace Scheme (LRS).The list of payments of specified nature under Rule 37 BB where submission of Forms 15CA and 15CB is not required has been expanded from 28 to 33.A CA certificate (Form No. 15CB in this case) will be required to be furnished only in case of payments made to non-residents which are chargeable to tax and the amount of payment during the year exceeds Rs. 5 lakhs.New list of payments where no Form 15CA / 15CB is required:Sl. No.Purpose code as per RBINature of payment1S0001Indian investment abroad – in equity capital (shares)2S0002Indian investment abroad – in debt securities3S0003Indian investment abroad – in branches and wholly owned subsidiaries4S0004Indian investment abroad – in subsidiaries and associates5S0005Indian investment abroad – in real estate6S0011Loans extended to Non-Residents7S0101Advance payment against imports8S0102Payment towards imports – settlement of invoice9S0103Imports by diplomatic missions10S0104Intermediary trade11S0190Imports below Rs.5,00,000 – (For use by ECD offices)12SO202Payment for operating expenses of Indian shipping companies operating abroad13SO208Operating expenses of Indian Airlines companies operating abroad14S0212Booking of passages abroad – Airlines companies15S0301Remittance towards business travel16S0302Travel under basic travel quota (BTQ)17S0303Travel for pilgrimage18S0304Travel for medical treatment19S0305Travel for education (including fees, hostel expenses etc.)20S0401Postal services21S0501Construction of projects abroad by Indian companies including import of goods at project site22S0602Freight insurance – relating to import and export of goods23S1011Payments for maintenance of offices abroad24S1201Maintenance of Indian embassies abroad25S1202Remittances by foreign embassies in India26S1301Remittance by non-residents towards family maintenance and savings27S1302Remittance towards personal gifts and donations28S1303Remittance towards donations to religious and charitable institutions abroad29S1304Remittance towards grants and donations to other Governments and charitable institutions established by the Governments30S1305Contributions or donations by the Government to international institutions31S1306Remittance towards payment or refund of taxes32S1501Refunds or rebates or reduction in invoice value on account of exports33S1503Payments by residents for international bidding.Changes in the forms effective from 1st April 2016Part B of Form 15CA has been divided into two parts i.e. Part B and Part C of Form 15CA.Part C reporting strictly based on Form 15CB.Part D, a new section has been introduced for reporting transactions which are not taxable.A new form called Form No. 15CC has been prescribed for Quarterly statement to be furnished by an authorized dealer in respect of foreign remittances made by him.Details to be filled in Form 15CA and 15CBForm 15CA has 4 parts as mentioned below. Depending on amount and taxability of remittance, specific parts of Form 15CA need to be filled:PartDescriptionPart AIf remittance is taxable and the total value of such remittance or remittances during the Financial Year is less than Rs. 5 lakh.Part BIf remittance is taxable and the total value of such remittance or remittances during the Financial Year is more than Rs. 5 lakh and an order/ certificate u/s 195(2)/ 195(3)/ 197 of Income-tax Act has been obtained from the Assessing Officer.Part CIf remittance is taxable and the total value of such remittance or remittances during the Financial Year is more than Rs. 5 lakh and a certificate in Form No. 15CB from an accountant as defined in the explanation below sub-section (2) of section 288 has been obtained.Part DTo be filled up if the remittance is not taxable other than payments referred to in rule 37BB(3) by the person referred to in rule 37BB(2).The step by step procedure for online filing of Form 15CA is as follows:Step 1. Go to ( 1 ) and login to your account.Step 2. Click on ‘e-File’ tab and select ‘Income Tax Forms’ from the drop down menu.Step 3. Select “Form 15CA” from the drop down menu and & click on “Continue”.Step 4. Select the type of ‘Form 15CA’ applicable to you from the drop down menu.Step 5. Fill the Form 15CA and click on “Submit” to complete the process.Note: It is mandatory to upload Form 15CB prior to filling Part C of Form 15CA. To prefill the details in Part C of Form 15CA, the acknowledgment number of e-Filed Form 15CB should be provided.After completing the process, you will receive a success message on your screen and a conformation email in your registered email account.Important Details To Know When Obtaining Form 15CBPre-requisite for filing Form 15CBPre-requisite In order to file Form 15CB, taxpayer must Add CA. To add CA, please follow the below steps:Step 1. Login to e-Filing Portal, navigate to “My Account” tab and select “Add CA” option.Step 2. Enter the “Membership Number” of the CA, select 15CB as “Form Name” and click on “Submit” button.Once the taxpayer adds the CA, the CA can file Form 15CB in behalf of the taxpayer.However, the C.A. must be registered as C.A. on the e-filing portal.Registration process for Chartered AccountantStep 1. User should be registered as “Chartered Accountant” in the e-filing portal. If not already registered, user should click on “Register Yourself” in the homepage.Step 2. Select “Chartered Accountants” under “Tax Professional” and click “Continue”.Step 3. Enter the mandatory details and complete the registration process.Filing process of Form 15CB for Chartered AccountantIn order to file Form 15CB, Chartered Accountant must follow the below steps:Step 1. Go to ( 2 ) and click on “Downloads” tab.Step 2. Click on “Forms (Other than ITR)” tab and download Excel or Java Utility.Step 3. Prepare the XML file using the utility.Step 4. Login to e-Filing portal account & go to “e-File” tab and select “Upload Form” from the drop down menu.Step 5. Upload form, enter PAN/TAN of assessee, PAN of C.A., select “Form Name” as “15CB”, select “Filing Type” as “Original”. Click on submit once you are done and you will receive a success message and an email will be sent to your registered email ID.Note: DSC is Mandatory to file Form 15CB.Steps to Obtain Form 15CB and Where to Upload its Details Client SideFollowing are simple steps to get remittance using 15CB:Check whether payment made comes under Section 195.Verify all the basic documents and factual documents that you haveNow classify transactions accordingly. Check for taxability as per Section 195and/or DTAAIf “Nil” or “Lower” rates are applicable on the transactions, apply for the sameLog on to website ( 3 ) Government issued Income Tax site to obtain certificate Form15CB of a CA.The payer can then upload details in Form 15CA online.Below is the list of mandatory information required by a client to file a Form 15CA and 15CBDetails of RemitterName of the remitterAddress of the remitterPAN of the remitterPrincipal place of business of the remitterE-Mail address and phone no. of remitterStatus of the remitter (firm/company/other)Details of remitteeName and status of the remitteeAddress of the remitteeCountry of the remittee (country to which remittance is made)Principal place of the business of the remitteeDetails of the remittanceCountry to which remittance is madeCurrency in which remittance is madeAmount of remittance in Indian currencyProposed date of remittanceNature of remittance as per agreement (invoice copy to be asked from client)Bank details of the remitterName of bank of the remitterName of branch of the bankBSR Code of the bankOthersFather’s name of the signing personDesignation of the signing personDocuments from the remitteeForm 10F duly filled by the authorized person of the remittee.Tax residency certificate from the remittee (tax registration of the country in which remittee is registered).Certificate that the remittee does not have any permanent establishment in India.This is mandatory if the income is a business income and not chargeable to tax as per DTAA if there is no permanent establishment in India.Note: This is required only in case of any benefit under DTAA Is Taken, whether by way of lower rate of deduction of tax At Source or no deduction of tax at source as per DTAA.