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Income Tax Return for NRIs Who Needs to File and How

Filing income tax returns as an NRI? Learn who qualifies, what income is taxable in India, and how to file your return correctly. India for NRI simplifies the process with expert guidance, ensuring compliance and peace of mind for NRIs across the globe.

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Income Tax Return for NRIs Who Needs to File and How

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  1. Income Tax Return for NRIs: Who Needs to File and How? www.indiafornri.com

  2. List of Content • Who Qualifies as an NRI? • Income Tax Obligations for NRIs • Who Needs to File an Income Tax Return? • How to File an Income Tax Return as an NRI • Important Considerations • How 'India for NRI' Helps with Income Tax Return for NRIs

  3. Who Qualifies as an NRI? • Before delving into the specifics of income tax return for NRIs, it's essential to determine who qualifies as an NRI. According to the Income Tax Act, of 1961, an individual is considered a resident of India if they meet either of the following conditions: • They are in India for at least 182 days during the financial year, or • They are in India for at least 60 days during the financial year and have been in India for at least 365 days during the preceding four years.

  4. Income Tax Obligations for NRIs • The tax obligations of NRIs differ from those of resident Indians. NRIs are taxed only on income that is received or arises in India. This includes: • Salary Income: If an NRI receives a salary for services rendered in India, it is taxable in India. • Rental Income: Income from property situated in India is taxable for NRIs. • Investment Income: Interest earned on savings accounts, fixed deposits, or other investments in India is subject to tax. • Capital Gains: Profits from the sale of assets like property or shares located in India are taxable.

  5. Who Needs to File an Income Tax Return? • An NRI is required to file an income tax return in India if their total income accrued or received in India exceeds ₹2.5 lakh in a financial year. Additionally, NRIs must file a return if they wish to: • Claim a Refund: If excess tax has been deducted at source (TDS), filing a return is necessary to claim a refund. • Carry Forward Losses: To offset losses against future income, an ITR must be filed

  6. How to File an Income Tax Return as an NRI • Determine the Applicable ITR Form: For most NRIs, ITR-2 is the appropriate form, especially if they have income from salary, house property, capital gains, or other sources. • 2.Gather Necessary Documents, including: • Passport (to establish residency status) • Bank Statements (for both Indian and foreign accounts) • Investment Proofs (details of investments made in India) • Form 16A/16C (TDS certificates from employers or tenants)

  7. 3. Calculate Total Income earned or accrued in India. 4.Claim Deductions under sections like 80C (investments in specified instruments), 80D (health insurance premiums), etc. 5.Compute Tax Liability using the applicable NRI tax in India rates. 6.Pay Any Due Taxes before filing the return. 7.File the Return online through the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal. 8.Verify the Return electronically or by sending a signed copy to the Centralized Processing Center (CPC) within 120 days.

  8. Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement : India has DTAA with many countries to prevent NRIs from being taxed twice on the same income. • Important Considerations • Tax Deducted at Source (TDS): For NRIs, TDS rates are generally higher (e.g., rental income is subject to a TDS of 30%). • Foreign Assets and Bank Accounts: NRIs are not required to disclose foreign assets unless they qualify as Resident and Ordinarily Resident .

  9. India for NRI • Expert Tax Consultation: Personalized advice on NRI tax in India, helping to determine residency status and applicable tax laws. • Seamless ITR Filing: Assistance in composing and filing income tax return for NRIs, confirming all necessary documents are in order. • Compliance Assurance: Ensuring adherence to Indian tax regulations, decreasing the risk of penalties.

  10. Contact Us • +91-9560020722 • info@indiafornri.com • www.indiafornri.com • 901, ITL Twin Tower, Netaji Shubhash Place, Pitam Pura, Delhi www.reallygreatsite.com

  11. Thank You. www.indiafornri.com

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