Did you know that as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI), you can sell property in India and remit up to $1 million from the sale proceeds each financial year? NRIs are allowed to sell property in India without needing permission from the RBI (Reserve Bank of India). The sale proceeds can be freely transferred to a …
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Do you know when you’re considered a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA)? And are you aware of the benefits NRIs can enjoy in India? Let’s break it down in simpler terms. According to FEMA, an NRI is someone living outside India while still holding Indian citizenship. This includes individuals abroad …
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Recently, the income tax authority issued a corrigendum regarding the income tax form. They added a new table regarding deductions under sections 80DD and 80U in Form ITR 2 and ITR 3. These changes are aimed at preventing false deduction claims under sections 80UU and 80U, which were not previously addressed. The details are necessary …
When you’re buying property, you need to deduct TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) from the seller’s payment and deposit it with the government. Usually, Form 26QB is used when the seller is an Indian resident. You’ll need to provide details like the seller’s PAN, communication info, property details, and payment mode (like net banking or …
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Investing in a home is a significant life decision, but when someone is relocating from their home country permanently with their family, selling assets and transferring funds to another country becomes a crucial step. This includes selling immovable property, such as real estate. For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), selling property in India and repatriating the entire …
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In a world full of uncertainties, it’s crucial to stay vigilant, especially when it comes to big investments like property. Recently, there have been cases where Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) selling property in India haven’t declared their residential status to Indian buyers. This oversight has significant implications under the Income Tax Act of 1961. Here’s the …
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Understanding NRI (Non-Resident Indian) laws and how to comply with them when dealing with property transactions in India can be challenging, especially when you’re living outside the country. Even though resources like Google are easily accessible, finding accurate information can still be tricky due to search algorithms. As an NRI, one common concern revolves around …
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when your money gets taxed in both India and another country, Double Taxation Relief is the answer. It’s like a helpful tool that makes things less confusing. In easy terms, it stops you from paying too much tax in different places, making sure things are fair. This tool encourages …
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Introduction In the complex realm of international taxation, understanding the nuances of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) is indispensable. This comprehensive guide aims to demystify the meaning of DTAA, explore its benefits, delve into effective planning and strategies, and shed light on the tricks of the trade. Meaning of DTAA: Decoding the Jargon Double Taxation …
Introduction: Understanding the intricacies of capital gains computation is crucial for taxpayers, especially when it comes to determining allowable expenditures. In a recent case, Fozia Khan (Ms.) v. ITO (2020) 185 ITD 446 (Jaipur)(Trib.), the Tribunal delved into the complexities surrounding the deduction claims made by an assessee who sold a residential house. Let’s explore …
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