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Buying Dubai property from India? Part 2 is your legal shield—the clean, bank-traceable route that keeps you audit-ready and away from ED/IT “red flag” situations. In this video you’ll learn: ✅ LRS + TCS (cashflow impact) — why TCS hurts liquidity, and how to plan it smartly ✅ Compliance forms — Form A2, 15CA/15CB, and proof file structure ✅ Remittance rule — SWIFT/Wire only, payer = owner, no shortcuts ✅ Dubai process — Escrow discipline, Oqood/Title, DLD transfer, Trustee steps ✅ Myth vs Reality — guaranteed rent, “relative ke naam pe safe”, “Dubai tax-free = no paperwork” ✅ 60-sec SOURCE self-test — before you invest abroad, run this checklist Time lapses from the video:- 0:00-0:12: Opening segment setting the stage for the legal process of buying property in Dubai. 0:49-1:09: Introduction and explanation of TCS (Tax Collected at Source). 2:12-2:56: Discussion on KYC and source of funds for legal property purchase. 3:22-4:07: Emphasizing the importance of bank transfers and correct purpose codes. 4:09-5:08: Overview of the Dubai property purchase process for off-plan and ready properties. 5:13-6:10: Explaining tax optimization and reporting requirements. 6:10-6:36: Listing essential documents for the legal "Shield Folder." 6:53-7:49: Debunking common myths about Dubai property investment. 7:53-8:29: The "60-second self-test" checklist for safe foreign investment. COMPLIANCE NOTES - 1) Form 15CA / 15CB (India – outward remittance documentation) Form 15CB is NOT always mandatory. It is event-based and generally required only when the remittance (or aggregate remittance) exceeds ₹5 lakh in a FY AND an accountant certificate is required. Link (Income-tax portal – Form 15CA FAQ): https://www.incometax.gov.in/iec/fopo... Link (Income-tax portal – Form 15CB User Manual): https://www.incometax.gov.in/iec/fopo... 2) Purpose Code for Dubai property remittance (Bank SWIFT wire under LRS) For “Indian investment abroad – in real estate”, RBI purpose code is commonly shown as: S0005. Link (RBI – Annexure II Purpose Codes PDF): https://www.rbi.org.in/upload/notific... Link (RBI – Form A2 Annexure PDF): https://www.rbi.org.in/upload/notific... 3) TCS on Foreign Remittance (LRS) – what to keep as proof Keep TCS proof / collection evidence and reconcile it later in your tax records (credit/refund mechanism depends on your case). Link (Income-tax Dept booklet – “Tax Collection at Source” PDF): https://incometaxindia.gov.in/Booklet... 4) Dubai Off-Plan: Escrow account discipline (buyer protection logic) Off-plan buyer payments are deposited into a project “real estate escrow account” as per DLD framework; stick to RERA/DLD-approved escrow only. Link (Dubai Land Department FAQ – escrow account definition): https://dubailand.gov.ae/en/frequentl... Link (Dubai Government – Law No. 8 of 2007 on escrow accounts): https://dlp.dubai.gov.ae/Legislation%... 5) UAE file discipline (audit-ready “Shield Folder”) Keep: SPA, booking form, payment receipts, SWIFT copies, escrow confirmation (off-plan), Oqood/Title Deed (as applicable), NOC (if required), service charge clearance (ready), plus A2 + 15CA/15CB + TCS proofs. 6) Clean transfer rule (best practice compliance) Remit via bank (SWIFT/wire). Keep payer/owner alignment and clean narration with purpose + property reference (helps explainability during bank/IT queries). Disclaimer: This video is for education and awareness only and does not constitute legal, tax, investment, or regulatory advice. Rules under FEMA/LRS, Income-tax (TCS/Forms), and bank compliance requirements may change and can differ based on facts, residency status, and remittance purpose. Please consult your Chartered Accountant / tax advisor / bank compliance team before executing any remittance or property transaction. All examples are illustrative. The creator is not responsible for actions taken based on this content.