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NRI TAXATION FAQS

- Rate Of Tax for NRIs
- Fundamentals of Tax Planning for NRI's
- Income-Tax Liability in India of an NRI
- Taxable Income of NRI
- Non-Taxable Income of NRI
- Exemption from the Wealth-Tax for NRI
- Wealth of NRIs completely exempt from the Wealth-Tax
- The Impact of Taxation on Income of NRIs
- Withholding Tax
- Authority on Advance Ruling
- Special Provisions for certain Incomes of NRI & Foreign Nationals of Indian Origin

 

Non-Taxable Income of NRI

1. Interest on Non-resident (External) Account - Interest on Non-resident (External) Account is fully exempt from Income-tax under section 10(4)(ii) of Income-tax Act.

2. Interest on National Savings Certificates - Interest on National Savings Certificates is completely exempt from Income-tax under section 10(4B) of Income-tax Act.

3. Remuneration of Non-citizens is exempt from Income-tax - There are certain exemptions meant only for non-citizens of India. A Non-resident who is not a citizen of Indian even though he is of Indian origin would also be entitled to such exemptions as are given in section 10(6) of Income-tax Act.

4. Other main fully exempted Incomes - Residents as well as non-residents enjoy certain incomes which are fully exempt from Income-tax, e.g.

(a) Agricultural Income under Section 10(1) of Income-tax Act, Section 2(1A) defines the expression "agricultural income".

(b) Any income derived from such land.

5. Casual Income - Casual Income upto Rs.5,000 is completely exempt from Income-tax under Section 10(3) of Income-tax Act.

6. Certain Interest Payments - Incomes exempt from Income-tax as per Section 10(15) of Income-tax Act.

7. Scholarships - As per Section 10(16) of the Income-tax Act, scholarships granted to meet the cost of education are completely exempt from Income-tax.
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