NRI Tax Filing Services & Return Filing Overview | N D Savla & Associates, Nashik
NRI Tax Filing · Nashik, Maharashtra

NRI Tax Filing — An Overview — Indian Income. Filed Correctly.

Income tax return filing for non-resident Indians with income, property or investments in India, handled from Nashik for clients across Maharashtra and overseas.

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Non-residents are taxed in India on income that accrues, arises or is received in India — typically rent from Indian property, capital gains on shares, mutual funds or property, interest on certain accounts, and business income connected with India. Foreign income generally stays outside the Indian net once non-resident status is established.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare and file returns for NRIs with Indian income, working through residential status, the sources actually taxable in India, tax deducted at source, treaty relief and refund claims.

A large share of NRI filings are driven by excess TDS — on property sales, rent or interest — where the deduction far exceeds the actual liability. Filing correctly, with the right documentation, is usually the only route to recovering that amount.

Our NRI Tax Filing Services

Residential Status Determination

Assessment of residential status for the year based on days of stay and the applicable tests.

Income Tax Return Preparation

Preparation and e-filing of the applicable return form for the NRI's Indian income.

TDS & Refund Claims

Reconciliation of tax deducted at source and claiming refunds where deduction exceeds liability.

Capital Gains Computation

Computation of gains on sale of property, shares, mutual funds and other Indian assets.

Rental Income Compliance

Computation and reporting of income from house property situated in India.

DTAA & Treaty Relief

Advisory on relief under the applicable double taxation avoidance agreement and required documentation.

Lower Deduction Certificate Support

Assistance with applications for lower or nil deduction certificates where TDS is excessive.

Repatriation Documentation

Certification and documentation support for remittance of funds from India.

Our NRI Filing Process

1

Status & Scope Assessment

We determine residential status for the year and identify which income is taxable in India.

2

Information Collection

Details of Indian income, TDS, investments, property transactions and foreign tax position are collected.

3

Computation & Relief Review

Income and tax are computed and treaty relief and refund positions are evaluated.

4

Return Preparation & Review

The return is prepared and reviewed with the client before filing.

5

Filing & Refund Tracking

The return is filed, verification is completed and refunds are tracked to credit.

Why It Matters

Residential status established before anything else
Only genuinely taxable Indian income brought to tax
Excess TDS identified and claimed as refund
Capital gains computed with correct cost and indexation position
Treaty relief considered where applicable
Documentation ready for repatriation requirements
Filing handled remotely without travel to India
Continuity of records across assessment years

Frequently Asked Questions

A non-resident is generally required to file where taxable Indian income exceeds the basic exemption limit, or where filing is otherwise required or beneficial, such as to claim a refund of excess tax deducted at source.
Income that accrues or arises in India or is received in India is taxable for a non-resident, which typically covers Indian rental income, capital gains on Indian assets and certain interest income.
Income earned and received outside India is generally not taxable in India for a person who is a non-resident for that year, though the position depends on the residential status determined under the Act.
Refunds are claimed by filing a return of income for the relevant year, reporting the actual taxable income and the tax deducted, with the refund credited to a bank account linked to the PAN.
A double taxation avoidance agreement between India and another country provides mechanisms to avoid the same income being taxed twice, subject to the conditions and documentation prescribed under the treaty and the Act.
A PAN is required for filing a return and is also relevant for tax deduction at source rates and for various financial transactions in India.

Have Indian income to report from overseas?

Share your income and TDS details — we'll determine your status, compute the liability and file the return remotely.