Every rupee earned by an NRI in India is subject to TDS. The TDS is applicable on every payment earned or accrued. These include rent payme...

Any income earned by Non-Resident Indian (NRI) in India is subject to tax in India. The incomes are credited into the NRI account after TDS...

This will bring some relief to the difficulties faced by non-residents in claiming benefits of the tax treaty as well as to the resident ta...

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...

On the sale of such shares or mutual funds, the NRI shall be liable to pay capital gains tax on the transfer of such assets.

Business leaders in the UAE gave mixed reaction to the interim budget on Friday as some welcomed it, while others criticised it as an "elec...

The ITAT bench pointed out that the NRI buyer was an unwilling party to artificially splitting up the sale transaction. The actual benefici...

Goa government is working on a facility which will save the Non Resident Indians and Persons of Indian origin from paying their state taxes...

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

If you sell the property after 3 years from the date of purchase, you will be liable for long term capital gains tax of 20%.

The tepid realty market in the country and the weak rupee are making property investments more lucrative for non-resident Indians.

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...

Any claim for reduced rate of TDS or exemption from TDS will be available only if you have a Permanent Account Number (PAN), so make sure y...

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.

Here is a look at the various aspects involved when an NRI rents out a property in India.

If the property was purchased while you were a resident of India, then the sale proceeds must be credited to the NRO account.