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Why Form 15G is irrelevant for NRIs and what they can do to avoid TDS"You must apply to the Income Tax Officer in India. If the Tax Officer grants you the waiver, you may submit this to your bank & claim TDS ...- Submit Form 15G or 15H to avoid Tax Deducted at SourceSubmit the Forms 15G or 15H right away to avoid the TDS on your investments, if your income is below the exemption limit.
- Budget 2013: What NRIs expect from the Finance MinisterThere is much the Budget can do to make tax procedures simpler for NRIs as well as to attract more NRI investments.
- Union Budget 2012 for NRIs: Ask Sandeep Shanbhag where to investSandeep Shanbhag is a Chartered Accountant and Director of Wonderland Consultants, a tax and financial advisory firm in the business for ov...
- Budget 2012 should make TDS for NRIs less tediousTax deduction at source (TDS) is perhaps one of the biggest pain points for a Non Resident Indian’s (NRI) transactions. The budget could do...
- How NRIs can claim TDS exemptionAny 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...
- All you wanted to know about TDS for NRIsFor every income that you earn in India as an NRI, tax will most certainly get charged and furthermore, it would be deducted at source.
- Going to be an NRI? Checklist of financial tasks to avoid monetary or legal hasslesAfter acquiring the job offer letter and visa, and before you hop on to your flight, remember to complete your financial chores.
- Why PPF is not an attractive investment option for NRIsFirstly as an NRI you cannot open PPF account. Secondly, if you live in US or UK, you will have to pay tax there on your PPF earnings.
- How to remit NRO account funds abroadIn order to remit funds from the NRO account, you would need to submit two documents: Form 15 CA and Form 15 CB. Check out the process.
- Best asset class right now for NRIs investing in IndiaThere are a number of options available for NRIs to invest in fixed income in India. However, not all offer high returns.
- NRI's guide to selling purchased property in IndiaIf the property was purchased while you were a resident of India, then the sale proceeds must be credited to the NRO account.
- Mutual Fund investments: Avail trigger by AMCs to fix a level to invest or redeemIf you don't want to lose out on investing opportunities, a good idea is to avail of the trigger facility provided by asset management comp...
- Why you should take a close look at international mutual fundsMany funds in the category have put up a good show over a year. They are likely to do well due to global economic factors.
- All you wanted to know about NRI demat accountsYour existing demat account, which holds shares that you purchased while you were a resident Indian, will have to be closed.
- Eight tax saving secrets you should knowThe Income Tax Act 1961 is a voluminous piece of legislation. Hidden away are clauses that can benefit ordinary taxpayers-provided they kno...
- Fixed Maturity Plans offer better returns than FDsThe fact that interest on fixed deposits (FDs) is taxable makes investing in an FMP a better bet than investing in FDs.
- MF: Go for growth option to grow your investmentsMF dividend is your own money being returned to you. Take the growth option if you want your investments to grow
- Downturn helps MFs cherry-pick talent at realistic payMutual fund houses are making the most of the current financial market turmoil. Views and recommendations on stocks | 10 blue-chip stocks
- MFs cherry pick talent for expansion plansHiring comes as salary levels are slowly coming down to more realistic levels, thus allowing players to pick and choose candidates of calib...
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