NRI INCOME FROM SHARES IN INDIA

A PERSON LIVING IN SINGAPORE OVER 5 YEARS AS EMPLOYMENT VISA, BUT HE DOING SHARES IN INDIA  ALSO.

CAN I DISCLOSE HIS INDIAN INCOME SUCH AS INTEREST , DIVIDEND, FD INTEREST, AND SHARE PROFIT/LOSS ONLY HIS INCOME AND FILE RETURN SIR?

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If you are a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) living abroad for over five years on an employment visa, you must disclose your Indian income. This includes earnings from shares, dividends, fixed deposits, and any profits or losses from share trading. You should file your Income Tax Return (ITR) using ITR 2, declaring your status as an NRI.

Yes, file ITR 2 under his status as NRI.

You hv to disclose the same.
Yes it should be shown

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