Rental income back home, capital gains on property or investments, and DTAA relief — handled from wherever you're living now.
Cross-border tax has more moving parts, and the cost of getting it wrong is usually higher.
TDS on a property sale by an NRI is deducted at a materially higher rate than for a resident seller, often more than what's actually owed.
Avoiding double taxation between India and your country of residence requires the right documentation and the correct claim on both returns.
Moving sale proceeds or investment returns out of India is governed by specific limits and documentation requirements.
Interest on these accounts is taxed differently, and using the wrong account for the wrong purpose complicates both banking and tax.
Your tax residency can change year to year based on days spent in India — and it changes what's taxable.
Gains on Indian investments remain taxable in India regardless of where you live, and the rates differ from what residents pay.
Not sure which of these apply to you? Book a consultation and we'll walk through your specific situation.
Returns, capital gains, and property advisory tailored to non-resident tax obligations.
Structure property sales, repatriation, and investments to minimize tax on both sides.
Applications and corrections, often a prerequisite before other filings can proceed.
A quick estimate to get you started — for a precise number tailored to your situation, book a consultation
Selling Property in India as an NRI: The TDS Rules — Why TDS on your sale is often far higher than what you actually owe, and how to get it corrected.
TDS on an NRI's property sale is deducted at a flat, higher rate regardless of your actual gain. You can apply for a lower or nil TDS certificate in advance, or claim the excess back through your return — we handle either route.
Usually yes, through DTAA relief — but it requires the right documentation, including a Tax Residency Certificate, and correct claims on both returns.
FEMA sets specific limits and documentation requirements for repatriation, which vary based on how the property was acquired. We can confirm exactly what applies to your case.
It matters significantly — your residential status determines what income is taxable in India at all. We check this every year since it can change based on your travel.
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