Foreign remittances u/s.195 tds

Sir , A person NRI doing Mutual funds and shares  in india, his incomes by the way of Capital Gains , dividend and savings bank interest only.

when I check with AIS there was a foreign remittances showing separately other than Sale of securities and it shows all the amount for mutual funds gains and tds also dedcuted.

I did capital gain as per that we pay tax after tds/or refund. Is still need to show again in itr the foreign remittances sir? kindly advise

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This discussion clarifies the tax obligations for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) receiving income from mutual funds and shares in India. It addresses whether foreign remittances, including capital gains, dividends, and savings bank interest, need to be declared separately in the Income Tax Return (ITR) when TDS has already been deducted. The advice confirms that while TCS collected on foreign remittances should be claimed, no further separate disclosure of the remittance itself is required in the ITR.

Whether any TCS collected over the foreign remittance?

YES SIR

 

Just claim TCS also, no other obligation to disclose remittance.

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