TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) for NRIs in India
Key Points on TDS for NRIs:
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Interest on Accounts:
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NRO Account: TDS on interest is 30%.
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NRE and FCNR Accounts: No TDS is applicable on interest earned.
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Rent and Other Income:
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Rent from House Property/Other Rent, Commission/Brokerage: TDS is 30%.
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Dividends: Exempt from TDS if Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT) is paid by the company.
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Mutual Fund Investments for 2024-25:
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Equity Oriented Mutual Funds:
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LTCG (Long-Term Capital Gains): 10%.
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STCG (Short-Term Capital Gains): 15%.
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Non-Equity Oriented Mutual Funds:
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LTCG (Listed): 20% (with indexation).
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LTCG (Unlisted): 10% (without indexation).
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STCG: 30% (assuming the investor is in the highest tax bracket).
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Property Sale:
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Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG): Buyer must deduct TDS at 20%.
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Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG): If the property is sold within 2 years of purchase, TDS of 30% applies.
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Income Threshold for TDS:
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If net taxable income (from employment) is less than ₹2,50,000, no tax shall be deducted at source.
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TDS Certificates:
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Form 16: Issued for TDS on salary by the employer.
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Form 16A: Issued for TDS on non-salary income by the bank.
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Form 26AS: Reflects the TDS deducted and is used for tax filing by the taxpayer.
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