Taxation & Compliance
Many NRIs struggle with these same questions—“Am I being taxed twice?”, “What do I declare?”, “Do I need to file in India even if I live overseas?”—and you’re not the only one trying to figure it out. Our goal is to give you the clarity you need to handle it all with confidence.
We’re here to empower you with the clarity and confidence you need to handle your tax and compliance responsibilities—accurately, efficiently, and without unnecessary stress.
This section is designed for:
- NRIs newly arrived in the UK, navigating tax systems for the first time
- Long-term residents managing assets and income across borders
- Property owners and investors with financial interests in India
- Returning NRIs planning to move back and wanting to stay compliant
- Anyone feeling unsure or overwhelmed by their financial obligations
Start exploring the topics that matter most to you.
FAQs
Are NRIs required to file tax returns in India?
NRIs must file tax returns in India if they earn taxable income from Indian sources exceeding the basic exemption limit.
Can NRIs claim tax benefits under DTAA (Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement)?
Yes, NRIs can avail tax relief under DTAA agreements between India and other countries.
Are NRIs required to disclose foreign assets while filing Indian tax returns?
Yes, under the Black Money Act, NRIs must disclose foreign assets if they are liable to pay Indian taxes.
Do NRIs need to pay taxes on income earned abroad?
ncome earned abroad by NRIs is not taxable in India. However, any income generated within India, such as from property rentals or investments, is subject to Indian taxation laws.
What is the TDS rate for NRIs on income earned in India?
TDS rates vary based on income type, with rental income typically taxed at 30%.
Do NRIs need a PAN card for financial transactions in India?
Yes, a PAN card is required for major financial transactions in India.
India Income Implications
DTAA - Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement
Understand DTAA benefits to avoid double taxation on your global income.