Complete income tax compliance and advisory for Non-Resident Indians with income, assets, or investments in India.
NRI taxation in India involves layers of complexity: residency determination, applicable tax rates on different income types, TDS obligations on buyers and tenants, DTAA treaty benefits, and FEMA compliance on repatriation. Errors are common and notices frequent. Our advisors handle the full spectrum of NRI tax compliance and planning.
Tenants must deduct 30% TDS on rent paid to NRIs. We file returns, claim deductions and secure refunds.
The buyer must deduct TDS at 20% (LTCG) or 30% (STCG). We compute exact liability and guide on reinvestment exemptions.
Individuals transitioning from NRI to RNOR/Resident status need careful planning to avoid taxation of foreign income.
Dividend income and capital gains are taxed at special rates for NRIs, and TDS is deducted at source.
We compute your residential status for the year under the Income Tax Act (NRI, RNOR, or Resident).
We identify all Indian-source income and apply the relevant Double Tax Avoidance Agreement to eliminate or reduce Indian tax.
We reconcile TDS deducted by tenants, buyers, and companies with Form 26AS to ensure full credit.
We file your NRI ITR (typically ITR-2) on the income tax portal with full disclosure and DTAA relief claims.
We advise on FEMA-compliant banking channels (NRE/NRO) for legally repatriating funds from India.
A. Yes, if your Indian income (excluding LTCG on listed securities) exceeds Rs 2.5 lakhs in a financial year, you must file an ITR in India.
A. Tenants paying rent to NRIs must deduct TDS at 30% (plus surcharge/cess) under Section 195, regardless of the rental amount.
A. Yes, NRIs can invest in most Indian mutual funds through NRE or NRO accounts. However, some fund houses don't accept US/Canada-based NRI investments due to FATCA compliance.
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