LIVE GST Certification Course by CA Arun Chhajer begins 27th April. Register Now!!

IT Return

Mahendrakumar Jasani (Accountant) (40 Points)

21 July 2016

I am us citizen & have rental income in India Rs.264000. Can I file IT Return in India?

Reply
Follow
Share

11 Replies

Rahul Prasad (CA Student) (1683 Points)
Replied 21 July 2016

Are You NRI? Do you Have PAN no in INDIA?

1 Like

Ankita Chawla (CA Student + Graphologist + Accountant + Audit Assistant) (909 Points)
Replied 21 July 2016

Income derived in Indian territory is taxable in India...

still wait for experts opinion

what are other detils?

Rahul Prasad (CA Student) (1683 Points)
Replied 21 July 2016

Mr Ankita chawala that should be taxable in india cause it's earn here and TDS will be deduted. he is asking about the reurn filling as i get that.

Ankita Chawla (CA Student + Graphologist + Accountant + Audit Assistant) (909 Points)
Replied 21 July 2016

sorry

i read that taxable ...really sorry and not mr..

plz

1 Like

Rahul Prasad (CA Student) (1683 Points)
Replied 21 July 2016

Not blaming you we are learner and in discussion.

Mahendrakumar Jasani (Accountant) (40 Points)
Replied 22 July 2016

I am now US citizen not NRI. TDS not deducted from my Rental income. I have pan no. In India but card is not traceable. What is the taxable income for women. Please show taxable limit for last 5 years as I have income for last 5 years & I have income in last five years and I have paid tax in USA.

Mahendrakumar Jasani (Accountant) (40 Points)
Replied 22 July 2016

Sorry if i heart you. I am 73 years and i also learn by mistake. I was sr. accountant in india and tii i learning.

Rahul Prasad (CA Student) (1683 Points)
Replied 22 July 2016

No sir there is not matter of hurt.... Give me some time let me study then will discuss. So that i am taking time.

1 Like

Mahendrakumar Jasani (Accountant) (40 Points)
Replied 22 July 2016

Sorry if i heart you. I am 73 years and i also learn by mistake. I was sr. accountant in india and tii i learning.

Nitesh Srivastav (Finance & Accounts Assictant in SD Group) (25 Points)
Replied 29 July 2016

AS U R A NON RESIDENT YOU HAVE TO FILE IT RETURN THEIR IS NO EXEMPTION FOR NON RESIDENT IN FILLING ITR WHO HAVE INCOME FROM INDIAN ORIGIN. YOUR TAX LIABILTY IS DEBATABLE AS SOME INFORMATION NEEDED