Report foreign share allotments to RBI on time.
Form FC-GPR (Foreign Currency – Gross Provisional Return) is the report an Indian company must file with the RBI whenever it issues shares or other eligible instruments to a foreign investor against FDI. It must be filed through the RBI's FIRMS portal within 30 days of allotting the shares, and requires supporting documents such as the FIRC and KYC from the receiving bank, a valuation certificate justifying the share price, and a company-secretary certificate. Accurate and timely FC-GPR filing is critical — delays attract late-submission fees and can complicate future foreign transactions. We prepare and file FC-GPR end to end, ensuring the valuation, documentation and timelines are all in order.
Indian companies that have allotted shares to foreign investors under FDI.
Timelines and government fees are indicative and subject to processing by the relevant authority. Approval and its timing are decided by the authority and cannot be guaranteed.
Within 30 days of allotting shares to a foreign investor.
Yes. Shares must be priced per RBI valuation norms, supported by a certificate.
A late-submission fee applies and repeated delays can invite compounding.
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