Under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, how much may a resident individual remit abroad in a financial year?
- A.Twenty-five thousand US dollars
- B.One hundred thousand US dollars
- C.Two hundred and fifty thousand US dollars
- D.One million US dollars
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The Liberalised Remittance Scheme allows a resident individual, including a minor, to remit up to that amount in a financial year for any permitted current account purpose such as travel, education, medical treatment, gifts and maintenance of relatives, and for permitted capital account purposes such as buying property or shares…
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