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Choose Your Best Plan NRI with income fm Sal + House rent + oth sources
NRI with income fm Sal + House rent + Cap Gains + P and L fm share Trading + Income fm oth sources.
NRI with income fm Sal + House rent + Cap Gains + P and L fm business oth than share Trading + Income fm oth sources.
Form 16
Form 16A/26AS
Withdrawal from provident fund
Interest on fixed deposit
Saving A/C interest, Dividend Income
NRE A/c, NRO A/c
Brought Forward Losses
Donation
Capital Gain
Demat Transaction details
Business Bank Account

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FAQ’s

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Any Indian citizen , living out of India for more than 183 days in previous financial year will be classified as NRI.
Following are the benefits of filling ITR
(a) In case your Income is Above Rs. 2.5 lacs one has to file ITR to avoid a penalty of Rs 10000.00 under section 234F for non filling of ITR
(b) ITR Receipts is mandatory for processing for bank loan
(c) ITR receipt is required for visa for all countries.
(d) To carry forward of business losses one is required to file ITR.
Yes, If income is more than 2.5 lacs pa
Whatever be the income in India, if your bank has deducted TDS, to claim it back you have to file ITR.
Only if your income in India is more than Rs. 2.5 lacs pa.
If you have income is more than 2.5 lacs pa in India or your bank has deducted TDS you need to file ITR.
No, all dividend paid in India is tax free.
In case there is no Income in a fy, you need not file ITR
In case you your income is more than 2.5 lacs you have to file.
Consult your TAX Expert for the best advice .
Yes , only if income is more than 2.5 lacs pa.

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