please any one can help me , Is any difference between NR and NRI? explain.
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This discussion clarifies the distinction between 'NR' (Non-Resident) and 'NRI' (Non-Resident Indian) for Indian taxation purposes. An NR is anyone not a citizen of India, while an NRI is an Indian citizen residing abroad. The conversation also touches upon Persons of Indian Origin (PIO), explaining that a PIO cardholder visiting India would typically be classified as an NR, not an NRI, due to differing criteria regarding birthplace and ancestry.
A person not a citizen of india, however he is a person of Indian origin and comes to India in a previous year then what will be the status ? NR or NRI
POI will be NR. However, POI card holders have other benefits also. POI will not fall into catagory of NRI bcz NRI are indian born who are located outside india whereas PIO born outside india but their parents or grand-parents born in India.
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