Global uncertainties are making Non-Resident Indians rethink their investments. Many are now considering moving wealth back to India, seein...

Losses from unoccupied properties repaired remotely at a steep cost; distress from unscrupulous renters; unfamiliarity with local laws and ...

A resident buying property from an NRI must obtain a TAN, pay tax under Section 195, and submit quarterly TDS returns, similar to corporati...

Returning Indians face significant tax challenges, often experiencing 'return shock' due to complex rules on residency, overseas income, an...

GIFT City, India's first International Financial Services Centre, is emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional offshore financial...

While India is seen as a core long-term investment destination by NRIs, countries like UAE & Singapore continue to attract NRI capital for ...

From favourable demographics and improving infrastructure to strategic diversification and early-stage investment opportunities, these regi...

NRIs are increasingly aligning investments with India’s growth, drawn by economic resilience, reforms, and emotional ties. Tax-friendly hub...

NRIs investing in India should avoid common mistakes like delaying KYC updates, overlooking foreign TIN requirements, focusing solely on ta...

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) often face challenges managing NRO and NRE accounts. Mishaps include using incorrect accounts for funds, exceed...

The surcharge on long-term capital gains tax from equity funds and listed stocks is already capped at 15%. But for gains from other assets,...

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However, even NRIs who take a more calculated approach to their buying decisions will be influenced by the psychological hooks that are thr...

Moreover, some MFs may even stop taking investments from NRIs till a clarity emerges over FATCA agreement between India and the US.

Some mutual funds’ websites explicitly say so, while others have opted for quietly discouraging any such investors that turn up.

A banking presence is the most visible institutional intervention and touches people’s lives, said PwC India associate director Robin Roy.

In the long-term, the dollar's new found strength will be short-lived.