Specialist tax filing for NRIs — residential status, DTAA relief, and accurate India ITR filing handled end to end, wherever you are.
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Expert NRI Taxation & ITR Filing with Jethani & Associates
Repatriation Rules
NRIs are allowed to repatriate up to USD 1 million per financial year under FEMA regulations. Compliance with these rules is mandatory to avoid penalties. We assist in navigating the formalities, ensuring a smooth repatriation process.
- Experienced Team
Our team consists of professionals with in-depth knowledge of Indian tax laws as they apply to NRIs. Whether it’s DTAA benefits or FEMA compliance, our experts ensure that your tax filing is seamless and hassle-free.- Personalized Services
Every NRI has unique financial needs, depending on their income sources, residency status, and long-term goals. We offer customized solutions tailored to your specific situation, ensuring optimal tax planning and compliance.- End-to-End Solutions
From tax filing and repatriation to advisory on investment portfolios, we provide comprehensive services that cover every aspect of NRI taxation. Our team ensures that you remain compliant with Indian tax laws while maximizing savings.Global and Indian Tax Compliance
As a global citizen, you may need to navigate multiple tax jurisdictions. We help you understand and comply with both Indian and international tax laws, ensuring that your financial affairs are in order.
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NRI Tax Filing Services
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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.
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