Tax & Compliance Services for NRIs
Indian tax obligations don't end when you move abroad — let us handle your NRI income tax, property transactions and repatriation.
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) often have income from multiple sources: rental income from Indian property, capital gains on shares or mutual funds, interest from NRO accounts and income from investments. Each is taxed differently under the Income Tax Act, and FEMA rules govern fund repatriation, property purchases and investment options. Expert guidance is essential to avoid double taxation and FEMA non-compliance.
Key Compliance Requirements for NRI & International
These are the most common compliance obligations for businesses in this category. Your specific requirements may vary — our team will assess your situation and confirm what applies to you.
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Services for NRI & International
The services below are most relevant to businesses in this industry. Click any card to learn more, see the process and request a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an NRI invest in mutual funds and shares in India?
Yes. NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds and listed shares through the Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) route, subject to FEMA regulations. Investment must be made through designated NRE (repatriable) or NRO (non-repatriable) bank accounts. Capital gains are taxable in India, and the applicable rate depends on the type of asset and holding period. DTAA between India and the country of residence may provide tax relief on double taxation.
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Disclaimer: The information above is for general guidance only and does not constitute professional advice. Tax laws and compliance requirements change regularly. Please consult our qualified CA or CS for advice specific to your business.