For the first time in years, the math is actually working for non-resident Indians to invest dollar savings in India.

For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), an Indian credit card offers significant benefits beyond convenience, including building a crucial CIBIL s...

ET Wealth Reader's Query: If an income is tax-exempt in India, is it also exempt in the US for an NRI? For instance, interest on NRE accoun...

NRIs must update their Indian bank accounts to NRE or NRO status to comply with FEMA regulations. Failing to do so can result in significan...

Non-resident Indians can now get credit cards in India. These cards offer benefits for spending both in India and abroad. Several banks lik...

However, any further transactions would be permitted for these accounts only after the regulatory requirements are met to lift the 'freezin...

In the absence of declaration, RFIs (reporting financial instutions) will need to close the accounts and report their information as 'repor...

FATCA came into effect from September 30 which has enabled automatic exchange of financial information between India and the US.

If you are a mutual fund investor, you would be flooded with mails asking for additional information about yourself and your tax residency ...

Finance Ministry today said it has received information from the US under the financial information exchange pact FATCA in the last two mon...

Central Board of Direct Taxes issued guidance notes on implementation of reporting requirements for the US law FATCA.

The rules define various terms such as financial asset, financial account, excluded accounts, participating and non-participating financial...

Sebi and other regulators had asked the Indian financial institutions and their overseas units to go ahead with their registration with the...

The implementation of the new tax evasion law is also expected to result in increased legal and compliance costs for the mutual fund houses.

The 'in substance' agreement with India under Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) was concluded on April 11, the US Treasury said.

Two firms, which are currently implementing solution in the N American markets, are now bringing their FATCA solution to Australia and New ...

US tax authorities may soon get access to all significant assets and accounts held by American citizens and companies with banks.