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December 22, 2025 If you’re an NRI, congratulations you’ve successfully complicated your finances across borders. Unfortunately, India’s Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) is …
If you’re an NRI, congratulations you’ve successfully complicated your finances across borders. Unfortunately, India’s Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) is not impressed by your global lifestyle. FEMA violations often happen quietly, invisibly, and then explode later when you least expect them usually when you return to India or file your taxes. Below are five common…
For NRIs dealing with money matters in India, one of the most common (and costly) mistakes is assuming that compliance with Income Tax automatically means compliance with FEMA. In reality, FEMA and Income Tax are two completely different laws that govern the same transaction for very different reasons. Understanding this distinction can help you avoid…
For many NRIs, the idea of returning to India brings excitement — family reunions, new opportunities, and a fresh start. But there’s one area most people postpone until the last minute: Banking, tax status, and financial transitions. Smart NRIs plan this before boarding the flight. Here’s a simple, practical gameplan to help you avoid penalties,…
For many NRIs, property in India is inherited — sometimes from parents, grandparents, or other relatives. But the moment they want to sell, transfer, gift, or claim their share, one question becomes critical: Is the property inherited or self-acquired? This single distinction affects: Your ownership rights Your ability to sell Required documentation Tax treatment Whether…
Selling a property in Mumbai as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) in 2025 involves multiple legal, tax, and compliance steps. With evolving tax laws and digital documentation, it’s important to stay updated on current TDS rates, repatriation norms, and registration procedures to ensure a smooth, lawful sale process. 1. Understanding Ownership and Sale Eligibility NRIs can…
For NRIs owning property in Bangalore, selling real estate involves understanding complex tax regulations and deduction rules to ensure compliance and optimize returns. This guide explains key taxation aspects, deductions, and processes associated with selling property as a Non-Resident Indian in Bangalore. When an NRI sells a property in Bangalore, the gains are taxable under…
Selling a property in Delhi can be a rewarding investment decision, but title and ownership issues often pose significant challenges. These disputes can delay sales, reduce property value, or even result in legal battles. Understanding how to identify, resolve, and prevent such issues is critical for a smooth transaction. Common Title and Ownership Issues in…
If you are an NRI planning to sell property in India, recent tax rule changes may significantly impact your capital gains tax liability. From July 23, 2024, the Cost Inflation Index (CII) benefit, which allowed tax relief through inflation adjustment on long-term capital gains, has been effectively removed for NRIs. This blog simplifies this complex…
When Mr. Singh* reached out to us at NRiSimplify, he was grappling with a sense of uncertainty that many NRIs know all too well. His father had owned a large parcel of land in a small town in Punjab, but the family had immigrated to Canada nearly three decades ago and had little connection to…
If you’re an NRI selling property in India, you might be surprised to learn that the buyer, not you, plays a major role in ensuring the tax deduction at source (TDS) is done correctly. Many deals get delayed or stuck because buyers are unaware of their legal obligations—especially around TAN (Tax Deduction Account Number) and…
If you’re an NRI, congratulations you’ve successfully complicated your finances across borders. Unfortunately, India’s Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) is …
For NRIs dealing with money matters in India, one of the most common (and costly) mistakes is assuming that compliance …
For many NRIs, the idea of returning to India brings excitement — family reunions, new opportunities, and a fresh start. …
For many NRIs, property in India is inherited — sometimes from parents, grandparents, or other relatives. But the moment they …
Selling a property in Mumbai as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) in 2025 involves multiple legal, tax, and compliance steps. With …
For NRIs owning property in Bangalore, selling real estate involves understanding complex tax regulations and deduction rules to ensure compliance …
