NRI Capital Gains

Overview

NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) selling immovable property in India are subject to capital gains tax under the Income Tax Act. The tax implications depend on factors such as the period of holding, acquisition cost, and mode of acquisition (purchase, gift, or inheritance). Proper tax planning can help NRIs minimize their tax liability while ensuring compliance with Indian regulations.

Documents Required

NRIs need the following documents for selling immovable property in India:

Benefits

Tax Efficiency

Proper tax planning can help in reducing or deferring tax liability.

Legal Compliance

Ensuring adherence to Indian tax laws and FEMA regulations.

TDS Refund (if applicable)

NRIs can claim a refund or obtain a lower TDS certificate to avoid excessive tax deduction.

Repatriation of Funds

Assistance in transferring sale proceeds abroad as per RBI guidelines.

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For inherited or gifted property, the original cost of acquisition (by the previous owner) is considered, along with indexation benefits if applicable.

Under Section 50C, the sale value cannot be lower than the Stamp Duty Valuation (Circle Rate), and the higher of the two is considered for tax purposes.
  • Invest in another residential property (Sec 54)
  • Invest in Capital Gains Bonds (Sec 54EC)
  • Reinvest in specific assets (Sec 54F for reinvestment in a new property)

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