NRE interest taxation policy

I earned interest on NRE account last financial year. 


But I spent more than 182 days in India last financial year, came back from abroad in August. After I came back, converted the NRE account to a normal savings account in Januray.


Does I need to pay tax on that interest earned on NRE account ?

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This discussion clarifies tax obligations on interest earned from an NRE account when an individual spends more than 182 days in India during the financial year. Even if the NRE account was converted to a regular savings account later in the year, the interest earned while it was an NRE account may be taxable if the individual is considered a tax resident in India for that year. The key factor is the number of days spent in India, which determines tax residency status.

Interest Receive and 182 days in India both are in same year or different
second in which year interest received

yes same financial year.

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