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What is NRI Taxation in India?
If you are an NRI, then any income that you earn or accrue in India will be taxable in India. Also, any income earned outside India will not be taxable...
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Kabir Batra
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What is the Importance of a Tax Residency Certificate (TRC)?
Everyone must understand that you need to apply for a Tax Residency Certificate, as it will not automatically be issued to you. You can apply for a TRC by using...
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Neha Patel
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Do NRIs Need to File Income Tax Returns in India?
Yes, an NRI will have to file income tax returns in India if they have any kind of income that is taxable in India. This can include income received from...
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Ankit mangal
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What is the TDS Rate on Property Sale by NRIs?
If you want to sell your Indian property as an NRI, then 20% will be deducted by the buyer as tax deducted at source (TDS) for the long-term capital gains...
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Abhinav Deshmukh
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What is the RNOR (Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident) Status?
A person who qualifies as a resident but doesn't fulfill the criteria for an ordinary resident comes under the RNOR status. Basically, it applies to people who are returning to...
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Simran Luthra
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Are NPS Contribution by NRIs Tax Deductible?
Yes, NRIs can avail of a tax deduction for their NPS contributions. Like Indian citizens, they also enjoy the benefits of NPS schemes, and they can only contribute to the...
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Mrinalini Pandey
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What are the Tax Rates Applicable to NRIs in India
For the NRIs, if your income is equal to or less than INR 2,50,000, then you don't need to pay any tax on it. If your income is between 2,50,000-5,00,000...
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Vipul Dulani
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What are the Tax Implications of Selling Property in India as an NRI?
If you are selling a property as an NRI in India, then you need to pay 20% tax as a TDS for long-term capital gains, which you hold for more...
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Ayush Arora
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How Can NRIs Avoid Double Taxation?
NRIs can avoid double taxation through the lifesaving DTAA. It is basically an agreement that is signed by two countries. It is carried out by India with different countries, in...
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Yash Khater
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Are Gifts Received by NRIs Taxable in India?
If you are receiving gifts from relatives or friends from the NRIs. You are not obliged to pay any taxes under section 56 of the Income Tax Act 1961. These...
