ITR Filing LTCG

My client working in Singapore and has invested in shares in India.
if there is any LTCG Can he file return in India
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This discussion clarifies whether a client working in Singapore, who has invested in Indian shares and may have incurred Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG), needs to file an Income Tax Return (ITR) in India. The consensus is yes, they must file, provided their Indian income exceeds the threshold. It's crucial to correctly declare their non-resident status when filing.

Yes, he has to file ITR in India
Yes he have to file return but don't forget to show status as non resident (verify status before claiming status).
A non resident may have to file returns if his income in India is above the threshold limit
@ sabyasachi mukherjee, We are unaware of this facts

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