NRIs from USA/Canada facing compliance considerations, if they wish to invest in India, differ from those from other countries. There are many AMCs (Asset Management Companies) in India that allow USA and Canada NRIs to invest in mutual funds in an easy and hassle-free manner. Let’s understand the rules governing USA/Canada NRI investments in India. […]
Category: Income Tax
How an NRI income will be taxed in India – Income tax and Tax matters
IntroductionIt is a fact that the taxes collected plays a dominant role in the growth and development of the Indian economy. All the residents of India pay taxes for their income earned under provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Similarly, The Indian Income Tax Act, 1961 also provides certain conditions for taxation for NRIs […]
Income Tax: Concept of Taxation for NRIs
The taxation system in India is a fundamental part of the country’s economy. India has a well-structured tax system. From income tax to custom duty, various taxes apply to Indian citizens under the country’s taxation system. Almost all taxes under the taxation system can be primarily classified into direct and indirect taxes. Some of the […]
TDS rules for resident buyer buying property from NRI seller
A resident Indian buyer has to comply with a particular set of TDS rules when he is buying property from NRI. The rules are prescribed as per the Indian Income Tax Law. It is advised to take the assistance of an expert in calculation and filing of TDS return to avoid legal hassles. It would be easier to […]
Tax rules for investment in real estate by non-resident Indians
Indians staying abroad have deep-rooted connections with India. Non-resident Indians or persons of Indian origin staying abroad are given various kinds of facilities in India for investment in property in India. Income from such investment, i.e. the Capital Gains is taxable under the Income Tax Act.Before getting on to understanding the rule of Investment for […]
Have Income? Will be taxed!
Income Tax is a matter of interest both for citizens and NRIs – though the rules of taxation for both could vary. An NRI is a person who has an Indian passport and has temporarily migrated to another country for six months or more for employment, residence, education or any other purpose.If an Indian citizen […]