I am filing an ITR 2 for a client working & residing in Dubai. She is a non-resident of India.
I have 2 queries:
Q1 - Do I have to file representative assessee details ? Q2 - Do I have to fill Schedule AL ?
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This discussion clarifies key aspects of filing an ITR 2 for a non-resident client based in Dubai. It addresses whether representative assessee details are required and clarifies that Schedule AL is only mandatory if total income exceeds Rs. 50 Lakhs. The thread also confirms that a signed ITR acknowledgement can be sent via international post if e-verification isn't possible.
E verification not possible. The client said she will herself send a signed copy of ITR Acknowledgement from international speed post. Will this be okay ?