Tax for nonresident

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My status:  US citizen lived in India for about six months. I could be
a Resident or Nonresident in India depending on I figure out  my stay.

I have normal resident Bank account and a couple of Term Deposits in
SBI and my total interest income from these is Rs. 17591-00. My Govt.
of India pension for the year is Rs, 2804433-00. So my total Indian
income for the financial year is Rs. 298024-00

I have some savings in the US and the total interest and dividend
income from these is $ 5817-00 ( this works out to about Rs. 293300.

In the instructions for form TRII, it says for Individuals ( it does
not say residents) tax free limit for Very seniors is Rs. 500000-00.
and for any sum over this the tax rate will be 20%.
For other individuals the tax free limit is stated to be Rs.180000.
and the rate for amounts over this is 10%.

What are my tax liabilities in India if I am Resident in India fot the
financial year 11-12 ?
What are my tax liabilities in India if I am a Non Resdent in India
for the financial year 11-12?

I was in India from 5 April 11 to 6 June 11 and 30 Nov 11 to 4 April
12. What I need to know is the tax slab and rate for nonresident for
FY 11/12.

Replies (1)

If you had first time visited India in last year, then your residential status is Resident but not ordinarily resident. As far as Indian Income is concerned, it is taxable. but for the foreign income, we need to know whether you received that income in India or not. If you have received the income in India in INR, it is taxable. Otherwise, it is not taxable. We may require more details for correct calculation of taxable income and income tax payable in India.


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