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When Should An NRI File Income Tax Returns In India ? By CA Sriram Rao

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IS AUSTRALIAN citizen with OCI is NRI?
Comment from : @pardumangupta3612

Is NRI And OCI same Tax return
Comment from : @hhpatel999

Thank you for the simple and clear information 🙏…
Comment from : @chetanhegde6290

What's ATC /ATD?
Comment from : @jerrymmoras

Awesome Video
Comment from : @ssisingh

Choor citizenship Choor government
Comment from : @raichandkulkarni4011

If one having intention to change job & coming to India and during transition, he or she may stay less than 180 days and travel overseas within 180 days! In that case, no need to close the NRE/NRO accounts, please clarify & confirm
Comment from : @MrPrakashams

Can you please also explain if nri can invest in ppf etc
Comment from : @hoildaybashinternational5371

What if person is living abroad working there, not visiting to India for span of 22 months but getting paid in Indian bank ? Do they need to file an tax return?
Comment from : @kunaljadhav1125

As soon as a returning NRI spends 182 days in India, he becomes a resident and has to pay taxes for US income in India Lets say an NRI returns in August If he has worked in USA until August, he is liable to pay taxes for the income earned from April to August in India for Indian FY (Apr-Mar) But some sources says no tax on foreign income in India for 3 years of returning to India, as he becomes RNOR upon return Any comments on this ? thanks
Comment from : @mannysubramanian8393

What about pension accrued for service in Govt, Central …?
Comment from : @nathanjagan7283

An excellent presentation!
Comment from : @nathanjagan7283

Great informative !
Comment from : @nalindesai09

Crystal clear … Thanks for enlightening
Comment from : @karthikckrishna

What are the limits for SrCitizens?
Comment from : @cvdongre

Yes pl clear above query,and can nri file as husband and wife or separate?
Comment from : @mahadevpatel8474

Great subject and helpful to us NRIs BTW, if income is far less than 25lakhs, it may be better to leave the TDS30 with the Indian government rather than pay it abroad After all we were given education etc In India and I consider TDS as my small contribution to beloved India
Comment from : @rajaramashenoy4065

Can I buy property in Dubai worth 8 million AED from india with full payment and how to reminisce the fund from india also I want to buy 50 ready to move 2bhk so I can get rental income from this
Comment from : @johnbarua7469

Hi I watch your videos which are very informative thanks for that however is it possible to connect with you as we have few questions which are not covered in these videos, please let us know Thanks in advance
Comment from : @samirraina4317

What to do to transfer my pension income from my nro account in India to account in US
Comment from : @shantisarup2034

Can an nri deposit cash received from close relatives as small cash gifts accumulated to a bigger amount during india visit into his nro account?
Comment from : @deepaksethi8390

This very old taxation rule Must remove from YouTube Fuck nonsense cheaters
Comment from : @prabhunarayan2

Really good explanation sir 🙏
Comment from : @casanthoshreddymethukula6655

Can you please make a video on topic NRI/OCI purchasing Agro land in India
Comment from : @DeepakNayak-vg8vu

Detail explanation in simple way Repeating statements 2-3 times is a good way of teaching and making viewers to learn in a classroom Keep up the great work and please do bring newer topics 👍
Comment from : @DeepakNayak-vg8vu

Whether rental income received in India within the threshold of 25 laks is to be taken into account in the country whre he is residing
Comment from : @JAKSUDHA

Invariably he explains it well 😊
Comment from : @donaldpinto

If an NRI has income more than threshold level, and tds as per rule paid , is it possible to claimed under foreign tax credit
Comment from : @rugminir8169

Please make a vedio in respect of Foreign companies get benifit to their home country
Comment from : @cbsunderraj7341

Pension income also includes within common income?or pension 1000000 per Anam is also need to file tax returns?
Comment from : @SumathiPenikalapati

an NRIinvestst in Mutual fund and sold what will be the tax involves here
Comment from : @ravigm2409

I think filling 15G & 15H for tax exemption are also not applicable for NRIs
Comment from : @sunilkumarsanatanpanda6327

Non Indian citizens but OCI citizens what are the rules Are they same as NRI s
Comment from : @Joshirao-jp5pl

They do not have income in USA
Comment from : @dhulipalamalleshwaraswamy3526

Pl give information on filing of return by nri parents residing in India and filing return in india for the income generated in India goes to foreign once in a year and they are having resident status in USA because of their children in USA, do they have to file return in USA event hough they do not having in USA in addition to filing income-tax return in India?
Comment from : @dhulipalamalleshwaraswamy3526

NRI have Residential Flat Rental Income - Say Rs600,000/-PA- After IT Section 24A or so Standard deduction - 30 the Income shall be 420,000/- is the income Of course the Property Tax considered Now is there any Income Tax in this FY 2024-25 Can it be cleared please
Comment from : @svsprao03

Video for exclusively for OCI be prepared
Comment from : @gppatel78

Is there any difference between an NRI and foreign citizen who is of an Indian origin?
Comment from : @prasadpeddu7197

Very good informative
Comment from : @balkkisrazak1783

Most helpful suggestions
Comment from : @RameshPatel-ph3ie

Very clear discussions😅
Comment from : @shamgarg2129

Re:- Bank account:- While filling ITR form, do we need to include NRE accounts also on top of NRO a/csyour comments ,please Thank you
Comment from : @goutamguhathakurta8219

It's very useful info and clear Thank you
Comment from : @jsalla

how do we deal with TDS paid as hardship allowance for redevelopment of housing society building? can we get a refund of the tds?
Comment from : @annanymus722

Very informative Thank you
Comment from : @rockchandu

Very clear I do not have to file the tax return in India 😊
Comment from : @Samu-gz3qj

If a person becomes NRI , is it mandatory to close previous savings bank accounts ?
Comment from : @sanjaybub544

What about CHIT fund amount received Should I fill income tax
Comment from : @MrVigneshnaidu

I am NRi in US I have rental income of 7 laks from my house property in India which I am declaring in my tax returns in US I want to know whether I need to file tax return in India
Comment from : @drpandurangpatil6873

What about the exchange loss to NRI balance in Bank?
Comment from : @cms257

again, great video!!!! I have been seeing videos from this channel and it is always very very useful A ton of thanks to both of you!!!
Comment from : @sumitdesai9265

Very Good Discussion
Comment from : @smk4250

Excellent channel 👍
Comment from : @AeonMusicRecord

I cleared all my doubts and worries
Comment from : @KalyanKumar-dt2id

Avoid this hesitation, I won’t remittance money to india bank that’s it
Comment from : @secretdesire12

25 lakh per month or annual
Comment from : @secretdesire12

Please let me know whether the income tsxed or exempted is to be added with their income of the foreign country
Comment from : @ganeshponnusamy3721

Very clear and informative
Comment from : @tanveershah-hg5td

Excellent video presentation Great knowledge sharing and guidance to NRI's
Comment from : @murali3836

Hi sirbrWhat happened if anyone used his saving account to save foreign money and is there any savings limit or this all mony come under taxable income
Comment from : @sunilkumar-vh2ep

Dr chanderkant we havea question If NRI sells property and have paid Tdswhen brings money out if india to uswhat kind form needs to fill up and do they have to pay tax again in us or no is there any form here to fill and file withincometex return what is the legal adviceyour response be greatly appreciated
Comment from : @sukhjitraju2912

Very helpful video
Comment from : @Everwonder22

Thank you sir A question, do NRIs need to file for ITR (Tax returns in India) if investing under that PIS scheme and capital gains exceed threshold? I hear a lot of differing opinions on this point
Comment from : @RajanV26

so all this has changed after 2023?
Comment from : @anon17672

Very good
Comment from : @umeshparmar2905

Im very fortunate to be a subscriber of this wonderdul channel Thank you dr chandrakanth and our guest sriram
Comment from : @Billionaireby2030

Dr Bhatt I need to consult you on retirement planning How do I get in touch
Comment from : @adelferoz4168

This young gentleman is so smart
Comment from : @climbeverest

Can an NRI be a member of a HUF of which the father is the Karta ?
Comment from : @jayantobose4939

What about gift received by cheque in India from father and mother already tax paid amount to NRO account of daughter during life requested to clarify can nri transfer to nre account to save interest all are tax return money but before death they wants to give gift to daughter and son
Comment from : @surendrabhandari2248

if an NRE has 15 crore of NRE Fixed Deposits in India and receives 10 lacs of interest for a particular year on the FD Does he/she needs to still file ITR filing?
Comment from : @MrShubhamenx

precise explanation on tax
Comment from : @ganapathyiyersubramanysubr1268

Sorry but Mr Sriram is biased to high net worth What about pension? There is no tax till 7 lakh?
Comment from : @altk3646

Sir my pan is in inactive status since I am nri with no income but interest from fd in nre account not taxable
Comment from : @brsujatha2277

Wonderful presentation by Dr C Bhat and CA Sriram Rao This technical information will help many NRI's
Comment from : @RolandAlemaoFCCAUKCPACGA

Excellent explanation, thank YOU both Sirs! 🙏🙏
Comment from : @amitkumarshah5521

What about pensioners?
Comment from : @kumudavallivasudevan7004

I have income above 3 lakhs in india for fy 202-23 and i have stayed full year in us for 2022-23 Do i need to file the return and also do i need to disclose US salary income
Comment from : @user-wl7kv7je8v

Good clarity with examples well explained
Comment from : @sridhark1544

I like your video very much I have a question I worked in India with a company in India for 9 years I have filed taxes all these years In 23-24 I will be an NRO I have a lot of investments inFD and equities Can I transfer these savings to NRO account and repatriate that money to USA Regards, R Acharya
Comment from : @ramadasacharya9419

Thanks, wished I had known about the channel previously a couple of question if you can guide: 1 if invested in NRO mutual funds/stocks through NRO- can we repatriate the profit from NRO after showing that we paid tax (TDS already) and repatriate money 2 Derivatives profit (future and options): can we repatriate? somehwere read that we can not but it was no clear and said we can repatriate principal amount (which is the one I remitted to india demat account to invest in derivatives) Thanks
Comment from : @budhojosh

Hi sir, brVery Fentastic and crystal clear your explanation 🎉brbrI have a question if you could reply much appreciated If NRI person or NRI income of salary should we can invest in indian share market which the demat ac type of Resident Indian Is it allowed or not allowed Should can be exception for tax filing (No other income from Indiav) except from stock market or bond market profit
Comment from : @Rockfort_dinesh

What if an NRI want to file tax returns in India also irrespective of income in India? Is that advisable?
Comment from : @AadrithSings

Sir if I am living outside India and holding an NRE account in India, how much money I can deposit into that NRE account annually without filing an ITR in india?
Comment from : @rishabhchaddha9994

Pension income in India is taxable? For nri
Comment from : @surendrapatel-is3gy

Really helpfulThanks a lot Sir!!!
Comment from : @miliindkulkarnii929

These facts like deposit of more than 1cr in a current a/c , electricity bill pymt of more than 100000/- also applies to resident Indians
Comment from : @kingshukdas8484