CA Arun Tiwari
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Introduction Tax planning is an essential aspect of financial management for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) who have income or assets in their home country. NRIs, like any other taxpayer, can explore legal ways to minimize their tax liabilities and maximize benefits. Sometimes, last-minute tax plann
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FAQ :
The first step for NRIs in tax planning is to determine their residency status for tax purposes in India, as this affects taxability and available exemptions.
NRIs can benefit from DTAA by ensuring that the same income is not taxed twice in India and their country of residence, by understanding and claiming applicable provisions.
NRIs can leverage deductions for housing loan interest, medical insurance premiums, and contributions to specified investment schemes to reduce their taxable income.
When selling assets like property or shares, NRIs should consider the implications of capital gains tax and explore options like strategic timing or investing in capital gains bonds to minimise tax.
NRIs must comply with the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) by reporting foreign assets and understand tax regulations in their country of residence for declaring and taxing foreign income.
NRIs must file tax returns in India if their total income exceeds the exemption limit.
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