Filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) as an NRI is more than just compliance—it’s about securing financial peace of mind while staying tax-efficient. With the Union Budget 2025-26 introducing new tax provisions, understanding the latest changes is crucial for NRIs earning income in India or holding foreign assets.
Provision | Key Changes & Impact |
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Income Tax Exemption Raised | The exemption limit for taxable income in India is now ₹12 lakh (earlier ₹10 lakh). |
Stricter Foreign Income Reporting | NRIs must report all foreign bank accounts, investments, and real estate in their ITR. |
Revised Residency Rules | A person staying in India for more than 120 days may now be considered a resident for tax purposes. |
DTAA Benefits Extended | More clarity on Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) to prevent duplicate tax deductions. |
Higher TDS on Certain Transactions | TDS on property sales by NRIs increased from 20% to 25% for high-value deals. |
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