Tax NRI

When a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) sells a long-term asset in India, such as a property, the profit earned is subject to capital gains tax. However, the Indian tax laws provide a powerful tool called NRI indexation that can significantly reduce this tax burden. In simple terms, indexation i

For any Non-Resident Indian (NRI) managing their finances in India, understanding the terms ‘repatriable’ and ‘non-repatriable’ is essential. This guide focuses on explaining the concept of NRI non-repatriable funds and investments. In simple terms, this means that the money earned or hel

Managing income tax for NRIs has become increasingly daunting due to changing rules. Many NRIs remain unsure about the NRI income tax slabs in India, whether income earned abroad is taxable under Indian law, and the higher TDS levied on property sales. In addition, there is considerable a

Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) is a crucial document for NRIs or anyone earning income from foreign sources. In this blog, we will discuss everything about the TRC, from what is TRC to its applicability to how to obtain it, and its validity. By reading this blog, you will learn about the

Is it possible for an NRI to give a gift of immovable property in India? What are the FEMA regulations regarding the gifting of residential or commercial property to relatives and non-relatives? NRI gift tax determines the taxability and compliance of such transactions under Indian law. T

Being an NRI, you might have an aim or aspiration, and for that, you need some funding. The easiest way to meet the need is by availing a loan against property for NRI in India. These loans allow you to access the funds without selling off the property. This loan acts as a financial tool

It is important to understand the new rules for NRI in India. These changes affect how NRIs can manage their money from abroad. Knowing these rules helps the NRI follow the law and make the most of their earnings in India. Let’s discuss the main changes and why it is good for NRI to keep

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) use Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) accounts to handle income earned in India, such as rent, dividends, and pensions. Under the Income Tax Act 1961, this income is taxable in India and must be deducted at source. The Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) rate for NRO accoun