Facts of the case: The taxpayer filed their income return on August 27, 2015, declaring a total income of ₹5,93,520/-. Following this, the case underwent limited scrutiny assessment, and a notice under section 143(2) of the Act was issued and served to the taxpayer. During the assessment, the Assessing Officer (AO) noted that the taxpayer, …
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Selling property can be quite challenging, whether you’re an NRI or a resident of India. As an NRI, the first step is finding a buyer who truly appreciates your property. Once you’ve found the right buyer, negotiations begin and the final terms are settled. After finalizing the deal, the buyer is responsible for deducting TDS …
The final installment of advance tax for the year is approaching, due on March 15, 2024. As a taxpayer, you’re required to pay advance tax on all your income sources, including capital gains from selling shares, mutual funds, interest earned on fixed deposits, and savings accounts. According to Section 208 of the Income Tax Act, …
If you’re an NRI (Non-Resident Indian), you need to file an income tax return for any income earned in India. Often, when people move out of India, they transfer all their investments to another country for convenience. However, sometimes NRIs do not redeem their investments in India, such as fixed deposits, shares, mutual funds, or …
Amit, who is resident in India, worked with Ernst & Young Australia during the financial year and. Since he is an Indian resident, his global income is subject to taxation in India. While Amit earned his salary income in India, he also paid income tax in Australia. To avoid double taxation, Amit utilized the benefits …
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In today’s interconnected world, people are not limited to earning income solely in their own area, city, state, or country. Globalization has opened up opportunities for individuals to explore earning potential in different countries. This not only allows for business growth but also presents the advantage of foreign exchange fluctuations. However, a common concern for …
As an Non-Resident Indian (NRI), selling your property involves several crucial considerations. First and foremost, understanding the market value of your property at the time of sale is essential. Additionally, you need to understand the payment of income tax in India on the sale proceeds and the repatriation of funds out of India after tax …
Acquiring property in India has become common among Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) due to the general permission granted to them for buying residential properties and renting them out. In cities like Gurgaon, Pune, Faridabad, Bangalore, NRIs are either holding or purchasing properties for rental income. However, it’s crucial to note that the rental income earned by …
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If you’re an Indian resident moving to places like the USA, Singapore, Canada, or the UK for work, studies, or business, your status changes from resident to non-resident after living there for a few months. Once this happens, there are certain rules and regulations that you, as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI), need to follow. One …
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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