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Frequently Asked Questions
No. A short visit to India does not affect your NRI status, as long as you do not exceed the threshold stay period. NRI status is determined solely by the number of days you spend in India. (Refer: Section 6, Income-tax Act, 1961.)
Yes. If your stay in India during the financial year is less than 182 days—or less than 120 days when your income earned in India exceeds ₹15 lakhs and you have stayed in India for more than 365 days in the preceding four financial years—you remain an NRI. Otherwise, you may become an RNOR or a Resident for that financial year.
The due date is 31 July of the Assessment Year (unless extended).
Most NRIs should use ITR‑2 if you have capital gains or foreign assets, or ITR‑3 if you have business or professional income.
Yes. You can file a belated return under Section 139(8A) within two years of the original due date. However, late fees under Section 234F will apply.
No. Rental income must be credited only to your NRO account.
Interest on NRE accounts is exempt under Section 10(4)(ii), but it should be disclosed in the Exempt Income schedule of your ITR for transparency.
No tax reporting is required, but significant transfers may require reporting under FEMA regulations.
NRE Account: Repatriable principal and interest; interest is tax-free.
NRO Account: Non‑repatriable principal beyond specified limits; interest is taxable.
Yes. It is taxed at 30% plus applicable cess under Section 195. You can claim any excess TDS as a refund when filing your ITR.
Submit Forms 15CA and 15CB and comply with repatriation limits, currently up to USD 1 million per financial year.
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