Good Day,
I am a Ships Crew working onboard Foreign flagged Vessels.Can you please advise my residential status on the basis of below information.
My sea service has been as follows for the financial Year.
Ship 1 Panama Flag - 60 Days
Salary- In USD.
Port of joining -Qatar
Port of Disembarkation- Qatar
Ship 2 Panama Flag -100 days
Salary- In USD.
Port of joining-Uk
Port of Disembarkation-Poland
Ship 3 Bahamas Flag-60 Days
Salary- In INR(16 lk plus).
Port of joining India
Port of Disembarkation is not fixed as I am still onboard,it may be India or Singapore.
Also I Stayed in Sri Lanka for 24 days after my sign off from Ship no 2
My querry from respected members is that.
1)Can I add the 24 days spent in Sri Lanka as a tourist days to my total NRI days?
2)Is the Sea service performed on Ship 3 Taxable,even if I sign off in Singapore.Will it be an eligible Voyage?
kind regards
This will be my first year that I will claim as as NRI status.
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Replies (3)
Quick Summary
Can be added in NRI days. Generally, seafarers (or merchant navy workers) are Citizens of India, and based on their number of days stay in India, are classified as Non-Resident or NRI. Just like any other person, if a seafarer stays in India for 182 days or more during a financial year, then he shall be considered Resident in India.
Days out side India will be calculated based on your CDC.
Service on Voyage 2 is not taxable.
Service on Voyage 2 is not taxable.
Agree with above comments
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