Annual Tax Compliance

NRI Income Tax Return
ITR Filing & Planning

Filing income tax in India as a Non-Resident Indian can be complex. From reporting rental income, indexation on property sales, and capital gains to claiming DTAA treaty benefits, our experts manage your complete return filing accurately.

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Professional Benefits

Return Metrics

  • Maximize DTAA Benefits

    Claim tax credits and DTAA benefits to avoid paying double tax in India and your resident country.

  • Express Draft & Filing

    Receive your draft computation within 3 to 5 business days once documents are uploaded.

  • Secure Audit Protection

    All returns are prepared and reviewed by qualified Chartered Accountants to prevent tax notices.

Who is an NRI for Tax Purposes?

Under the Indian Income Tax Act, physical presence determines residency. If you stay in India for less than 182 days in a financial year (or less than 365 days across the previous 4 years plus 60 days in the current year), you are classified as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI).

NRIs are only taxed on income **earned or received in India**. This includes Indian rental income, interest on NRO accounts, capital gains on Indian stocks, mutual funds, or real estate, and salary received for services rendered in India. Your global income remains completely tax-free in India.

Tax Documents Checklist

  • PAN Card & Aadhaar details (if linked)
  • Form 26AS & Annual Information Statement (AIS) from Income Tax Portal
  • NRE & NRO bank account interest certificates
  • Capital Gains Statement from brokers (if trading in Indian shares/mutual funds)
  • Rental agreement & TDS details (if property is let out in India)

Our Online Process

  • 1 Secure document submission and residency status analysis.
  • 2 Draft computation showing income, capital gains, deductions, and tax liabilities.
  • 3 Claiming double taxation avoidance (DTAA) relief.
  • 4 Electronic filing of the return and assisting with e-verification.

FAQs

Is interest earned on NRE accounts taxable?

No, interest earned on Non-Resident External (NRE) accounts and FCNR deposits is completely tax-free in India. Interest on NRO accounts is taxable.

What is the deadline for filing NRI ITR?

The standard deadline to file an annual ITR in India is July 31st following the end of the financial year (unless extended by the government).

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