International Tax Services

Hassle-Free International Tax Services with Jethani & Associates

Are you engaged in global transactions like export-import, overseas investments, or international business expansion? Here’s what you need to know:

 

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    Rajat Saxena

    Service

    International Tax Services

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    5 Stars

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      FAQs

      NRIs must file an ITR in India if they earn income from sources like property rental, capital gains, interest, or business profits exceeding the basic exemption limit. Filing is also mandatory for those with high-value transactions.

       

      DTAA prevents double taxation by allowing NRIs to claim tax relief on income earned in two countries. This ensures they don’t pay tax twice on the same income.

       

      No, interest earned on NRE Fixed Deposits is fully tax-free in India. However, once the account status changes to a resident account, the interest becomes taxable.

       

      NRIs selling property in India are subject to TDS at 20% (for long-term capital gains) or 30% (for short-term gains). However, a lower TDS certificate can be obtained to reduce the tax burden.

       

      NRIs must comply with FEMA regulations for remittances, investments, and financial transactions, including receiving gifts, repatriating funds, and holding foreign assets.

       

      Yes, NRIs can avail home loans from Indian banks for purchasing residential or commercial property. However, the loan repayment must be made through NRE/NRO accounts or remittances from abroad.

       

      NRIs can reduce tax burdens by leveraging DTAA benefits, investing in tax-free instruments like NRE FDs, and proper tax planning for property sales and remittances.