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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Why some NRIs pay zero tax on mutual fund gains in India: Sreepriya NS of Entrust Family Office explainsNRIs are increasingly viewing India as a prime long-term investment hub, attracted by its growth potential and tax efficiencies under certa...- Working abroad? You may pay zero tax on selling Indian shares if you meet this conditionIndians working abroad can now potentially avoid paying tax on selling Indian shares. The key is to have purchased these shares using conve...
- NRI Talk| For a Rs 50 crore NRI portfolio, structure matters as much as stock selection: Tarun BiraniNRIs view India with cautious optimism, recognizing its long-term growth potential despite recent market flatness and rupee depreciation. D...
- India assured DTAA tax benefits will continue after Supreme Court ruling, Mauritius Cabinet Note saysIndia has assured Mauritius that it will uphold benefits under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. This comes after a Supreme Court ru...
- UAE residents investing in Indian mutual funds: Key Indian tax rules you must follow to claim India-UAE DTAA benefitsUAE residents investing in Indian mutual funds can claim tax benefits. They must obtain a Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) from the UAE. Fil...
- NRI woman earns Rs 1.35 crore from mutual funds, pays zero tax in India, gets income tax notice: How India-Singapore DTAA saved herA Singapore-based NRI woman earned Rs 1.35 crore from selling Indian mutual funds. She claimed tax exemption under the India-Singapore DTAA...
- GIFT City mutual fund investment: From dividend to capital gains, know all about taxation for NRIs and residentsIndian residents can now invest in dollar-denominated mutual funds in GIFT City. This offers a way to diversify portfolios, especially with...
- I will work for a US company in the US and get salary in my Indian bank account. Do I need to pay income tax in India?ET Wealth Reader's Query: I am currently employed in India and work for a US-based company, with my salary paid in INR and credited to my I...
- UAE based taxpayer earned Rs 4 crore income in India on which TDS was deducted but didn't file ITR, got tax notice; wins case in ITAT DelhiIn a recent development, a taxpayer residing in the UAE with an income of Rs 4 crore from India found themselves in a positive light as the...
- SC says Hyatt’s India operations are taxable under PE normsThe Supreme Court has ruled that Hyatt International Southwest Asia has a taxable permanent establishment (PE) in India due to its operatio...
- Bombay HC rules in favour of ADIA, sets aside AAR rulingThe AAR scheme was introduced under the Income Tax Act to provide the facility of ascertaining the income-tax liability of a non-resident, ...
- External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj seeks increased UAE investments during visit"However, given the size of our economies and the wide convergence of interests in many areas, the present level of trade and investments c...
- India seeks to modify tax pact with China to fight black moneyIndia is looking to broaden the scope of its nearly two-decade old taxation treaty with China to facilitate the exchange of banking and tax...
- Double tax pacts with GCC nations in worksIn a bid to boost trade and investment flows from the oil-rich Gulf, the government is planning to put in place comprehensive double taxati...
- FIIs' tryst with tax waiver gets done?Residents and FIIs routing their investments may have to pay a 10% short-term capital gains tax.
- New India tax worries NRIs in UAEAs per new amendments, NRIs will be taxed for future capital gains (income) earned from investments in India.
- India, UAE to issue tax notificationIndia and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to simultaneously issue notifications regarding the taxability of a UAE resident in India.
- Govt to amend tax treaty with UAEThe government is on course to notify amendments to India’s tax treaty with the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
- Investing abroad? Check out treaty benefitsRecently, the Reserve Bank of India permitted resident individuals to remit up to $50,000 per financial year.
- Govt likely to amend tax treaty with UAE to clear confusionA good news in the form of a tax benefit may be on the anvil for corporates and entrepreneurs doing business in the United Arab Emirates (U...
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