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Looking for expert NRI taxation services in India? Whether you’re a Non-Resident Indian (NRI), Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), or Person of Indian Origin (PIO) with income, assets, or property in India, understanding Indian tax implications is essential. At Dinesh Aarjav & Associates, we offer comprehensive and personalized NRI tax advisory services to help you stay compliant with Indian tax laws, minimize your tax liability, and optimize global wealth management.
With over 25 years of experience, our firm is a trusted leader in NRI taxation in India, serving thousands of clients across the USA, UK, Canada, UAE, Australia, and more.
Our NRI Taxation services are dedicated to assisting non-resident Indians in achieving their financial objectives while ensuring compliance with tax regulations and optimising tax benefits. Our services are tailored to provide a deep understanding of international tax laws, ultimately minimising tax liabilities. By leveraging the expertise of our NRI tax consultancy in India, clients can capitalise on exemptions and deductions.
Furthermore, our NRI tax experts, strategically located in our offices in London, United Kingdom, Los Angeles, United States of America, and Helifax, Canada, play a crucial role in aligning tax planning with both the local taxation laws of the country of residence and those of India. This global perspective enhances our ability to effectively manage income derived from various sources and maximise the advantages offered by international tax agreements. Our comprehensive NRI tax advisory services not only encourage prudent investments but also foster wealth growth while ensuring adherence to tax regulations
Most NRIs continue to hold:
Residential and commercial property in India
Bank accounts, fixed deposits (NRO/NRE)
Capital assets and investments
Rental income, pension income, or business interests
If you're earning any income in India, or if you're planning to sell property, remit funds abroad, or repatriate earnings, Indian income tax laws apply to you.
Filing ITR under applicable sections of the Income Tax Act
Reporting income from rent, interest, dividends, capital gains, and business
Claiming TDS refunds deducted under Section 195
Ensuring complete and compliant tax filing for NRIs every financial year
Selling property in India? Capital gains arising from the sale are fully taxable in India, regardless of where you live. We help NRIs:
Calculate accurate Short-Term or Long-Term Capital Gains
Claim exemptions under Section 54, 54F, and 54EC
Handle TDS under Section 195
Ensure compliant fund repatriation of sale proceeds
We provide end-to-end Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) guidance to:
Avoid paying tax twice on the same income
Claim foreign tax credits
Structure income in a tax-efficient way across India and your resident country
Countries we specialize in: USA, UK, Canada, UAE, Australia
NRIs can remit up to USD 1 million per financial year, subject to tax compliance. Our services include:
Form 15CA/CB certification by a Chartered Accountant
FEMA-compliant documentation
Expert advisory on remittance of rental income, property sale proceeds, or inherited assets
Tax-efficient repatriation planning to your country of residence
The date of entry or exit from India directly impacts your residential status under Section 6 of the Income Tax Act. We help:
Plan your move to minimise tax liability
Evaluate implications of becoming RNOR (Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident)
Align your return/exit with Indian and foreign tax calendars
Facing a tax notice from the Indian Income Tax Department? We represent you in:
Scrutiny cases under Section 143(2)
Reassessment under Section 147
Appeals, rectifications, and compliance support
We assist with:
FEMA certifications for NRI investments, gifts, property purchases, and fund transfers
Documentation and approval process under RBI regulations
Ensuring legal compliance for foreign exchange transactions
Want to reduce your tax liability in India? We advise on eligible investments under Section 80C, including:
Life Insurance Premiums
Principal repayment of housing loan
Specified 5-year Fixed Deposits (FDs)
Public Provident Fund (PPF) (subject to eligibility)
A person who is not a resident of India is considered to be a Non-Resident of India (NRI). You are a resident if your stay in India in a given financial year for : 182 days or more 60 days or more and 365 days or more in the 4 immediately preceding previous years. In case you do not satisfy either of the above conditions, you will be considered an NRI.
An NRI, like any other individual taxpayer, must file his return of income in India if his gross total income received in India exceeds Rs 2.5 lakh for any given financial year. Further, the due date for filing a return for an NRI is also 31 July of the assessment year or extended by the government.
No, the income tax act applies to all persons who earn income in India. Whether they are resident or non-resident.
In case of resident individuals and companies, their global income is taxable in India. However non-residents have to pay tax only on the income earned in India or from a source/activity in India.
Yes, the dividend declared by Indian companies is taxable in the hands of the shareholders at the rate of 20.00% without providing for deduction under any provision of income tax act.
You can authorize any person by way of a power of attorney to file your return. A copy of the power of attorney should be enclosed with the return.
Yes, if an NRI’s tax liability is expected to exceed Rs. 10,000 in a financial year, he must pay advance tax. Interest under section 234B and section 234C will be levied if advance tax is not paid.
It is also good to check whether the country of migration has a DTAA (Double Tax Avoidance Agreement) with India. There are many countries with which India has a tie-up to ensure there is no double taxation on income earned in one country and taxes are paid in both countries. This is to ensure that taxes are not paid twice.
Yes, an NRI becomes obligated to file an Income Tax return in India if their total Indian income surpasses Rs. 2,50,000 in a specific financial year. Moreover, in cases where tax deduction at source exceeds the actual tax liability on any NRI income, filing a return is essential. Only after filing the income return can NRIs claim a refund along with accrued interest.
No, tax benefits in India are generally applicable to investments made within the country. Investments made abroad may not qualify for the same benefits.
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