FLA Annual Return Filing with RBI — Nashik
FLA Return · Nashik, Maharashtra

FLA Return Filing — Compiled. Valued. Submitted.

The annual Foreign Liabilities and Assets return — applicability, compilation of foreign investment positions, valuation, and submission on the RBI portal by the annual due date.

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The FLA return is filed every year by entities holding foreign investment or having invested abroad, and it is due before most companies have finalised their accounts. That is by design: the return is filed on unaudited figures and revised once the accounts are adopted.

At N D Savla & Associates, we establish whether the return applies, compile the positions from the entity's records, submit on the portal by the due date and file the revision afterwards.

Entities that received FDI years ago and did nothing since are the ones caught out. The obligation is annual and continues for as long as the foreign investment stays on the books, whether or not anything happened during the year.

Our FLA Services

Applicability Check

Determination of whether the entity is required to file for the year.

Portal Registration

Registration of the entity and its users on the RBI reporting portal.

Position Compilation

Compilation of foreign liabilities and assets as at the year end.

Valuation

Valuation of the entity's shares on the basis the return requires.

Unaudited Filing

Filing on provisional figures where accounts are not yet adopted.

Revised Filing

Revision of the return once the audited accounts are available.

Multi-Year Catch-Up

Filing of returns for earlier years left outstanding.

Consistency Review

Reconciliation of the return against FDI filings and the accounts.

Our FLA Process

1

Applicability Settled

We confirm whether the entity must file for the year in question.

2

Portal Access Set

Entity and user registration on the reporting portal is completed.

3

Data Compiled

Foreign investment positions and valuations are compiled.

4

Return Submitted

The return is submitted by the annual due date on available figures.

5

Revision Filed

A revised return is filed once accounts are audited and adopted.

Why It Matters

Applicability confirmed rather than assumed dormant
Portal registration completed ahead of the deadline
Positions compiled from the entity's own records
Valuation done on the basis the return requires
Provisional filing made on time, revised later
Earlier missed years brought up to date
Return reconciled against FDI reporting
An annual obligation kept from lapsing again

Frequently Asked Questions

Indian entities that have received foreign direct investment or made overseas investment, where the position remains outstanding as at the end of the financial year.
It is filed annually by the due date the RBI prescribes, which falls before audited accounts are typically available.
Yes. The return is filed on provisional figures by the due date and revised once the audited accounts are adopted.
The obligation depends on the outstanding position, not on activity, so a return is still required where foreign investment remains on the books.
Yes. Outstanding returns for earlier years are filed to bring the position up to date, and the delay is dealt with on its own terms.
No. FDI reporting is transaction-based and time-bound, while FLA is an annual return on outstanding positions.

FLA return outstanding for one year or several?

Send us your shareholding and foreign investment position — we'll compile and file, including past years.