What will be the tax liability on the NRI (seller) as well as on the resident (buyer) on sale of property located in India, provided that NRI holds PAN and property is sold at FVC lower than the ICOA?
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This discussion clarifies the tax implications for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) selling property in India, focusing on tax liability for both seller and buyer. It addresses Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) requirements, even in cases of long-term capital loss, and the applicability of Section 50C. The core concept of 'incidence of taxation' is explored, determining when income arising from funds invested or transferred to India is subject to Indian tax laws, with Section 195 being highlighted as relevant.
Now the point arises. It entirely depends on the concept of incidence of taxation . What is incidence of taxation 1. any income which arises out of funds transferred to India and any accretion to the funds invested in India is subject to Indian taxation laws.