What are the Tax Implications for NRI?

AR Posted by: Aditya Rastogi
• 14 November, 2025
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An NRI is taxable on the following types of Income given below: 

  • Any income that he or she earns in India through any work or business that is in India, then he or she needs to pay the tax and file the ITR. 
  • An NRI is taxable if they earn income from any rental property in India. 
  • NRIs are taxable if they earn interest on the NRO account. For the NRIs, NRE and FCNR accounts are tax-free. 
  • On the capital gains from the sale of any property assets or Indian shares. 

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