NRI Taxation

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Non Residents Mutual Funds Capital Gain Income Not Taxable In India – India Singapore Tax Treaty

Background – Capital Gain Taxation on Mutual Funds – DTAA Between India and Singapore Many Non-residents (NRIs, OCIs, Others) do investment in India in stock markets (Shares, Mutual funds). As per Income Tax Act of India, taxation on sale of shares or mutual funds is taxable under the head capital gains India. Under domestic law provisions, tax rates on this capital gain income vary according to long term or short term.  However, under India Singapore DTAA, taxation of Mutual Funds…

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Whether Foreign Income Received In India Is Taxable In India?

Whether Foreign Income Received In India Is Taxable In India?

Background Many Indians, who live and work abroad, sometimes receive their income in relation to their work in Indian Bank Account. There may be different reasons and circumstances for receiving money into Bank Account in India. All these persons hold Non-resident status in India under the Income Tax Law. Hence, the fact is that they are Non-resident (NRIs, OCIs) who earn abroad but receive their salary in Indian Bank Account. In many cases, it is beyond control of these non-residents…

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