NRI Tax Filing Services in Jaipur

For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) managing income or assets in India, navigating the complex landscape of Indian taxation can be challenging. From tax filing obligations to compliance with the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), staying on top of evolving laws is crucial. Our NRI tax filing services offer tailored assistance to ensure compliance with Indian tax regulations, optimize your tax liabilities, and facilitate financial transactions like repatriation of funds.

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    Rajat Saxena

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    NRI Tax Filing Services

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    5 Stars

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      FAQs

      NRIs must file an income tax return if their total income earned in India exceeds the exemption limit. This includes income from property, investments, or business operations.

      The DTAA prevents double taxation by allowing NRIs to claim exemptions or tax credits in either India or their country of residence. This ensures you don’t pay tax twice on the same income.

      Yes, NRIs can repatriate funds from India after fulfilling certain requirements and paying applicable taxes. We assist in ensuring that the necessary documentation and compliance are met to facilitate smooth fund transfers.

      Capital gains from property or investments are taxed differently based on the holding period. Long-term capital gains are typically taxed at 20% with indexation, while short-term gains are taxed as per income tax slabs.

      While the act of inheriting property is not taxable in India, any income generated from the property, such as rent or capital gains from its sale, is subject to Indian tax laws.

      Returning NRIs (RNORs) are not taxed on their global income for the first few years upon returning to India. This transitional status provides tax benefits, and we assist in maximizing these advantages.

      NRIs are eligible for various deductions, such as under Section 80C (for investments in specific instruments), Section 24 (interest on home loans), and deductions for medical insurance premiums. We guide you through these options to minimize your taxable income.