What is the Full Form of NR in Tax?

SS Posted by: Shikhar Shiromani
• 13 October, 2025
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The NR stands for the non-resident, which is an individual who lives in one place but has an interest in another place.

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  • Uday Bhatia 18 October, 2025

    What does NR mean for taxes?

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      Naina Ghosh 22 October, 2025

      Here are some of the taxable incomes that are given below: 

      • Any income received from a shareholder, business entity, proprietorship, partnership, or S corporation. 
      • Any winnings from the lottery or gambling. 
      • Rental income or income received from the state. 

       

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      Vikas Sehgal 20 October, 2025

      If you are earning income in Indian, even if you are outside Indian, then you are taxable in India, and if you have earned income outside Indian but enter India, in this case also you are liable to pay the tax.

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      Savetaxs 19 October, 2025

      NRs are like the same taxes as residents with similar deductions, incentives. It includes the main exemptions, which are determinable, fixed, or periodical income, like prizes, dividends, and commissions. 

  • Arjun Mehta 16 October, 2025

    A non-resident status is verified by the jurisdiction and the government. An individual is considered a resident for only tax purposes, not for voting purposes.

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