Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Tax & Advisory Services | N D Savla & Associates, Nashik
NRI Services · Nashik, Maharashtra

Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Services — Your Indian Affairs, Managed From Here.

Tax, property, investment and compliance advisory for non-resident Indians with interests in India, delivered from Nashik to clients across Maharashtra and abroad.

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Being a non-resident changes how Indian tax applies to you — which income is taxable, at what rate tax is deducted, what investments are permitted, and what documentation is needed to move funds out of India. It also changes as your circumstances change, since residential status is tested year by year rather than settled once.

At N D Savla & Associates, we act as the India-side advisor for non-resident clients, handling residential status, return filing, property transactions, TDS on Indian payments, treaty positions and remittance documentation.

Much of what we do is preventive. Selling Indian property, inheriting assets, or moving back to India each have tax consequences that are far easier to manage before the transaction than afterwards, and we would rather be consulted at that stage.

Our NRI Advisory Services

Residential Status Advisory

Year-by-year determination of residential status and its effect on Indian tax liability.

Indian Income Tax Return Filing

Preparation and filing of returns covering the client's Indian income sources.

Property Purchase & Sale Support

Tax advisory and TDS handling on purchase or sale of immovable property in India.

Capital Gains & Reinvestment Planning

Computation of gains and advisory on available exemptions and reinvestment options.

TDS & Lower Deduction Certificates

Assistance with excessive TDS situations and applications for lower deduction certificates.

DTAA & Foreign Tax Credit

Advisory on treaty relief and credit for taxes paid, with the documentation required.

Repatriation & Remittance Certification

Certification and documentation support for remitting funds from India.

Returning NRI Transition Planning

Planning around the change in status and tax position for those relocating back to India.

Our How We Work With NRI Clients

1

Profile & Status Review

We review the client's travel history, income sources and Indian assets to establish the status position.

2

Exposure Mapping

Indian tax exposure across income, property, investments and TDS is mapped out.

3

Planning & Recommendations

Options around transactions, treaty relief and documentation are discussed before action is taken.

4

Execution & Filing

Returns, certificates and transaction-related compliance are completed.

5

Ongoing Coordination

We remain the India-side point of contact for banks, buyers, tenants and the tax department.

Why It Matters

Residential status reviewed every year, not assumed
Clear picture of what India can and cannot tax
Property transactions handled with TDS managed upfront
Excess deduction addressed through certificates or refunds
Treaty positions considered with proper documentation
Repatriation supported with the required certification
Transition planning for those returning to India
A single India-side contact across all matters

Frequently Asked Questions

Residential status is determined under the Income-tax Act based on physical presence in India during the relevant year and preceding years, applying the tests set out in the Act rather than on citizenship or visa status alone.
Non-resident Indians are generally permitted to hold residential and commercial property in India subject to the applicable exchange control regulations, with restrictions on certain categories of property such as agricultural land.
Sale of Indian property gives rise to capital gains taxable in India, and the buyer is required to deduct tax at source at the rate applicable to a non-resident seller, which often exceeds the actual liability.
Repatriation is permitted within the limits and conditions of the applicable exchange control regulations and generally requires prescribed certification confirming that applicable taxes have been addressed.
Relief may be available under the double taxation avoidance agreement between India and the country of residence, subject to the conditions and documentation prescribed under the treaty and Indian law.
Residential status changes based on presence in India, which can bring a wider scope of income within the Indian tax net, so the transition year should be planned carefully.

Managing Indian assets from abroad?

Tell us about your Indian income, property and plans — we'll map the tax position and handle the India-side compliance.