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Capital Gains Account Scheme Amendment 2025: A Complete Breakdown of the New Digital Framework for Capital Gain Tax Exemptions
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Frequently Asked Questions
An individual’s NRI status is determined based on the number of days spent in India during a financial year. Residential status plays a crucial role in deciding what income is taxable in India.
Generally, income earned outside India is not taxable in India for NRIs unless it is received or accrued in India. However, proper evaluation of residential status and source of income is important.
NRIs can claim Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) benefits to avoid paying tax twice on the same income. Proper documentation and compliance are required to claim relief.
NRIs should seek professional guidance when dealing with foreign income, property sales, capital gains, cross-border transactions, or any situation involving complex compliance requirements.
Yes. With proper documentation and professional support, NRIs can manage Indian tax filing and compliance remotely without needing to be physically present in India.
