Tax treatment - foreign citizen
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17 January 2012
Mr. XYZ is a Foreign Citizen who comes to India for a Project. He has been in India for more than 182 days during F.Y 2011-12. He receives $ 7000 per month as Professional Fees for the Project Work done in India, his Professional Fees are directly credited in to his Bank A/c which is in U.S.A. He does not have any Bank A/c in India. He incurs all his expenses like Travelling, Mobile etc. through his credit card.
1) What is the Tax Treatment in case of the above scenario?
2) If the Income is taxable, then can the Expenses incurred be claimed against the Professional Income?
Regards,
Devendra Kulkarni
1) What is the Tax Treatment in case of the above scenario?
2) If the Income is taxable, then can the Expenses incurred be claimed against the Professional Income?
Regards,
Devendra Kulkarni
17 January 2012
His income is taxable in India as the same has been accrued and arisen in India.
He is eligible to deduct the expenditure incurred in connection with his professional income in India.
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He is eligible to deduct the expenditure incurred in connection with his professional income in India.
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20 February 2012
There is no need for case law when the charging section is clear. Here the foreigner may also need to charge and deposit service tax for the services rendered in India.
The Indian party needs to deduct TDS @ 20% in case the foreigner doesn't have PAN.
Anuj
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The Indian party needs to deduct TDS @ 20% in case the foreigner doesn't have PAN.
Anuj
+91-9810106211
femaquery@gmail.com
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