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Residential status, DTAA relief, repatriation, and India-sourced income - IndiaTax.AI handles every NRI complexity, end to end.

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How it works

Three steps. Zero stress.

1Residential status

Get your status right - it changes everything

Day-count tracker computes physical stay in India and classifies you as Resident, RNOR or NR. Wrong status = wrong return. We get it right.

  • 182-day rule for the current FY
  • 60-day + 365-day rule for returning Indians
  • RNOR window for returning NRIs (2-year buffer)
  • Deemed-resident test for HNIs earning > ₹15 L in India
Residential status
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182-day rule for the current FY
2
60-day + 365-day rule for returning Indians
3
RNOR window for returning NRIs (2-year buffer)
4
Deemed-resident test for HNIs earning > ₹15 L in India
2India income

Report every rupee earned in India

Rent, NRO interest, capital gains, dividends, professional income from India - we file ITR-2 (or ITR-3) with the right schedules and TDS reconciliation.

  • Section 195 TDS credit on capital gains & NRO interest
  • Lower deduction certificate (Form 13) workflow
  • Section 9 source rules applied correctly
  • Repatriation through Form 15CA / 15CB guidance
India income
1
Section 195 TDS credit on capital gains & NRO interest
2
Lower deduction certificate (Form 13) workflow
3
Section 9 source rules applied correctly
4
Repatriation through Form 15CA / 15CB guidance
3DTAA & foreign income

DTAA relief - no double tax, ever

If you're an RNOR or have global income to declare, we apply DTAA articles, prepare Form 67, and claim foreign tax credit against Indian tax liability.

  • Treaty-rate lookup for 90+ countries
  • Form 67 auto-prepared for FTC claim
  • Schedule FSI + TR populated automatically
  • Tie-breaker rules for dual-residency cases
DTAA & foreign income
1
Treaty-rate lookup for 90+ countries
2
Form 67 auto-prepared for FTC claim
3
Schedule FSI + TR populated automatically
4
Tie-breaker rules for dual-residency cases
Tailored features

NRI tax filing, without the guesswork

From the 182-day test to DTAA Form 67 - every NRI scenario covered in one return.

DTAA relief & Form 67

Claim relief under India's DTAA with US, UK, UAE, Singapore, Canada, Australia and more - Form 67 auto-prepared for foreign tax credit.

Schedule FA & FSI compliance

Foreign assets disclosure (Schedule FA) for ROR clients, and FSI/TR for foreign-sourced income - we keep you compliant under the Black Money Act too.

Residential status, decided correctly

Day-count calculator with the 182-day rule, 60+365-day test, ROR/RNOR/NR classification and the new deemed-resident provision for HNIs.

Indian rental income (NRO)

Report rent from Indian property under house property head - standard deduction, municipal tax, interest under Section 24(b) all auto-applied.

Capital gains on Indian assets

Mutual funds, listed shares, property - LTCG, STCG, TDS under Section 195 reconciliation, and indexation where applicable.

90+
DTAA countries supported
ITR-2 / 3
filed for NRIs & RNORs
Form 67
auto-prepared for FTC claims

Frequently asked questions

Do NRIs need to file an ITR in India?+
Yes, if your taxable income in India exceeds the basic exemption limit (₹2.5 L under old regime, ₹3 L under new for FY 2024-25), or if you have capital gains, want to claim a refund of TDS, or want to carry forward losses, filing is mandatory.
What's the difference between NRO, NRE and FCNR accounts?+
NRO accounts hold Indian-source income (rent, dividends, pension) - interest is taxable in India. NRE accounts hold repatriated foreign earnings in INR - interest is fully tax-exempt. FCNR is a foreign-currency deposit - interest is exempt while you're a non-resident.
How does DTAA help me avoid double taxation?+
Under India's DTAA with your country of residence, the same income isn't taxed twice. You can either claim exemption in one country, or claim foreign tax credit (FTC) in India for taxes paid abroad - we file Form 67 to claim FTC.
What is RNOR and why does it matter?+
Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR) is a transitional status for returning NRIs. As an RNOR, your foreign income is generally NOT taxable in India for up to 2 years - a significant benefit when planning your return.

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