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AY26-27 ITR-2 problematic change for DTAA income

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Assessee is India resident receiving foreign social security income from USA. Per Article 20(2) of DTAA, this income is not taxable in India. Previously, in Schedule OS of ITR-2, we would report this income and then claim full exemption under DTAA. However, in the AY26-27 ITR-2 notified form, the DTAA exemption section in Schedule OS is shown as applicable to non-residents only. If instead we try to use FSI/Form 67 for tax credit, it allows only minimum of US Tax and India Tax which means only US tax (25%) for credit but per treaty the full India tax (30%) should be credited. How to resolve?

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Report the gross US Social Security income under Schedule EI (Exempt Income) under the "Any other exempt income" or "Income exempt under DTAA" field, mentioning the US country code and Article 20.

Raise an official technical grievance on the Income Tax e-filing portal. This is a common early-season schema validation issue that the CBDT usually resolves via a revised software utility update prior to peak filing weeks.


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