NRI Tax Filing
- Home
- NRI Tax Filing
NRI Income Tax e-Filing in India
Do you live Outside India & have an income from India through sale of property or by other means? File your taxes with our inhouse expert e-CAs
- Save Time and Money
- Trusted by 1M+ Customers
- 4.8 Service Rating
- Reliable & Secure ITR Filing Platform
NRI Tax filing inclusions
- On call and mail consultation as per your convenience
- Income Tax Return Filing for one financial year
- Vigilant Analysis of Indian Income with foreign Income
- Extensive analysis to determine if the income is falling under Capital Gain Head
- Suggestion to maximise tax refund
- Tax Payment Assistance
- E-verification Assistance
NRI Tax filing
Everything You Need to Know to File Your Income Tax Returns as a Non-Resident Indian in India
A: Any individual who is an Indian citizen but stays abroad for employment, business, or vocation or stays outside India for more than 182 days in a financial year is considered an NRI for income tax purposes in India.
A: NRIs are required to file income tax returns in India if their total income in India during the financial year exceeds the basic exemption limit, which is currently set at Rs 2.5 lakhs.
A: NRIs are taxed in India only on the income earned or accrued in India. Income earned abroad is not taxable in India. The tax rate for NRIs is similar to that of Indian residents.
A: NRIs can claim deductions and exemptions on their Indian income tax returns for investments made in India, such as health insurance, life insurance, and contributions to a pension fund.
A: NRIs can file their income tax returns in India either online or offline. Online filing can be done through the e-filing portal of the Income Tax Department, while offline filing can be done by submitting a physical copy of the tax return form to the Income Tax Department.
A: Not filing income tax returns as an NRI in India can result in penalties, prosecution, and even imprisonment in some cases. It can also lead to the denial of tax refunds, disallowance of deductions, and even cancellation of the individual's passport.
