An NRI faced tax issues after a property sale in Pune for Rs 2 crore. The buyer used the wrong TDS form (26QB), causing problems. The Incom...

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TDS on house property: The Income Tax Department said to follow Section 194 IA which relates to Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on buying a ho...

Non-resident property transactions in India face compliance challenges, including obtaining TAN, depositing TDS, and filing e-TDS returns. ...

Homebuyers face complex tax compliance when purchasing property from NRI sellers, who require a TAN, e-TDS returns, and face restrictions o...

The government needs to facilitate ease of transacting and reduce compliance difficulties in buying property from NRIs. This is because a b...

While purchasing property in India is an attractive proposition and a common investment option among the Indian diaspora, selling these ass...

NRIs remit funds to India for various reasons which may include the upkeep of their dependents staying in India, the continuation of their ...

An NRI receives different types of income from India. However, if an NRI receives a certain types of income from India, then TDS will be ap...

TDS on the purchase of property from an NRI should be deducted from the sale value and the balance amount should be paid to the NRI seller.

After ensuring PAN and eKYC, NRIs can easily invest in the Indian capital markets. They can invest in equity shares, mutual funds, national...

NRIs selling house properties in India have to pay tax on the Capital Gains. The tax payable on the gains depends on whether it’s a short t...

The tax rules for NRIs are quite different from those that apply to resident citizens and are subject to very elaborate tax reporting.

Instead of trying to attract NRIs to invest in India, the tax laws deny them the benefits that are available to resident Indians.

There is much the Budget can do to make tax procedures simpler for NRIs as well as to attract more NRI investments.

Tax deduction at source (TDS) is perhaps one of the biggest pain points for a Non Resident Indian’s (NRI) transactions. The budget could do...

For every income that you earn in India as an NRI, tax will most certainly get charged and furthermore, it would be deducted at source.