NRI Tax Return Filing Services in India
Our NRI Tax Return Filing Support
- Review of residential status and return filing requirement
- Preparation and filing of NRI income-tax return
- Form 26AS, AIS and TDS reconciliation
- Claim of eligible tax refunds
- DTAA and foreign tax credit assistance
- Capital gains and Indian-source income reporting
- Assistance with income-tax notices relating to the return
- Online support for NRIs residing outside India
For broader advisory on residential status, DTAA, property transactions, remittances and other NRI tax matters, see our NRI Taxation Services in India.
How It Works
- Share your basic details and source of income in India.
- Send the required tax and supporting documents.
- We review your residential status, taxable income, TDS, DTAA position and filing requirements.
- We prepare the NRI income-tax return and share the computation for your review.
- After your approval, we file the return and provide the acknowledgement and final computation.
Filing an income-tax return in India can be required for NRIs who earn taxable income from Indian sources such as salary, house property, capital gains, interest, investments or other income.
An NRI may also need to file a return to claim a refund of excess TDS, report capital gains, claim eligible DTAA benefits or foreign tax credit, or comply with notices and other requirements of the Income Tax Department.
EzyBiz India assists NRIs with determining their filing requirement, reviewing Form 26AS and AIS, computing taxable income, reconciling TDS, claiming eligible reliefs and preparing and filing the income-tax return in India.
Our services are available to NRIs residing across the world and can be handled remotely through email, video calls and online document sharing.
We, at EzyBiz India, have expert teams of CAs and Tax consultants which provide complete guidance relating to preparation and filing of NRI tax Return in Delhi NCR as well as NRI Tax return all over India.
When Should an NRI File an Income Tax Return in India?
An NRI may need to file an income-tax return in India where, among other situations:
- taxable income in India exceeds the applicable basic exemption limit;
- income is earned from salary, house property, interest or other Indian sources;
- capital gains arise from sale of shares, securities or immovable property in India;
- a refund of excess TDS is to be claimed;
- DTAA benefits or foreign tax credit are to be claimed;
- losses are required to be carried forward, where permitted; or
- filing is otherwise required under the applicable provisions of the Income-tax law.
The filing requirement depends on the nature of income, residential status, applicable exemptions and treaty provisions.