Deemed residency section 6(1A)

So if a person is earning in UAE Rs 1 cr and not paying taxes there, and earning in India Rs 20 lakhs, so how much income is taxable in India?

20 lakhs?
1.2 crore?
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This discussion clarifies tax implications for individuals earning income both in the UAE and India, particularly concerning deemed residency under Section 6(1A). It highlights that income accrued in India is taxable in India, regardless of foreign earnings. The taxability of foreign income depends on your residency status and Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA).

Give details about period of stay in india
The income which is accrued in India should be shown in ITR and the professional income in foreign and that should be DTAA applicable
According to me, UAE income is not taxable if you are NRI.
It has to be decided taking into view the periods of stay in india
Income accrued in India will be taxable in India
This is the case of deemed residency section 6(1A)

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