Here are some exemptions and tax-saving tips that non-resident Indians can avail of
Taxes applicable:
Income which is earned outside India by an NRI is not taxed here.
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Guide to NRIs taxation.
January 18th, 2012 
Ziaulla Namani 
Posted in Personal Finance 
Tags: 1 Lakh, Capital Gain, Capital Gains, Dependent Parents, Education Loan, Fcnr Account, Foreign Currency, Health Insurance Policy, Income Tax Return, Interest Income, Interest Payment, Life Insurance Policies, Nre Account, nri, Pension Plans, Ppf Account, Stock Exchange, Tax Saving Tips, Threshold Limit, Transaction Tax 
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September 19th, 2011 Malvika Are you planning to go abroad and become am NRI? Today you are a Resident Indian. Tomorrow you may become an NRI if your employer provides an opportunity.
Posted in india, Personal Finance Tags: Chartered Accountant, Cheques, Completeness, Consistency, Dividends, Emi, Financial Steps, Foreign Currency, Incomes, Nre Account, nri, Nro, Personal Finance, Rate Of Interest, remittance, Remittances, Restriction, Rupees, Substantial Money, Transferring Money Comments OffSeveral relaxations by RBI to benefit NRIs
September 16th, 2011 Ziaulla Namani According to the ENS Economic bureau, The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday announced several relaxations in the Foreign Exchange Management (Foreign Currency Accounts by a person resident in India) Regulations, 2000, which will benefit resident and non-resident Indians (NRIs).
Posted in india Tags: Bank Accounts, Bank Of India, Calendar Year, Convertible Debentures, Currency Accounts, Economic Bureau, Eefc, Foreign Currency, Foreign Exchange Management, Life Time, Non Residents, nri, Person Resident, Power Of Attorney, RBI, Reserve Bank of India, Resident Individuals, Rupee Equivalent, Survivor, Transferor Comments OffIs lack of time making you go crazy in your attempt to plan your finance?
September 7th, 2011 Malvika
Does your busy professional schedule offer you time to monitor your personal finance?
Balaji is working for an MNC. Today he has got a deadline for a particular assignment.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Balaji, Compulsion, Crores, Driven Projects, Financial Consultant, Financial Objectives, Fixed Deposits, Hr Dept, Important Things, Investment Decisions, Lack Of Time, Last Date, Mahesh, Mail, Mnc, nri, Personal Finance, Present Project, Professional Financial Planner, Term Insurance Comments OffIs lack of time making you go crazy in your attempt to plan your finance?
March 28th, 2011 Malvika Does your busy professional schedule offer you time to monitor your personal finance?
Balaji is working for an MNC. Today he has got a deadline for a particular assignment.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Balaji, Compulsion, Crores, Driven Projects, Financial Consultant, Financial Objectives, Fixed Deposits, Hr Dept, Important Things, Investment Decisions, Lack Of Time, Last Date, Mahesh, Mail, Mnc, nri, Personal Finance, Present Project, Professional Financial Planner, Term Insurance Comments OffParallel Between NRE Accounts & NRO Accounts
September 13th, 2010 Malvika An NRE account holder can intromit money from his account freely, whereas for an NRO account holder only local payment is allowed in rupees. He cannot repatriate his funds from account abroad.
Posted in NRI Banking Tags: Air Travel, Airlines, Amp, Bank Of India, dependents, Exchange Control, Extent, Fiscal Year, Indian Currency, Interest Interest, Interest Rates, Nre Account, Nre Accounts, nri, Nro, Rate Of Interest, Reserve Bank of India, Rupees, Shipping Companies, Tenure Comments OffAttractive Home Loans for the NRIs
August 6th, 2010 Malvika Are you an NRI and looking for a home loan? Then you don’t have to worry about it anymore, because most popular financial institutions and leading commercial banks in India are offering a home loan especially for the NRIs.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: 1 Crore, Annum, Assets And Liabilities, Banks In India, Commercial Banks, Educational Background, Employment Contract, Employment Details, Financial Institutions, home loans, Installments, Interest Amounts, Loan Request, nri, Nris, Principal And Interest, Rate Ranges, Rs 1, Work Experience, Work Permit Comments OffThe Increasing Wealth Management Services
March 29th, 2010 Malvika There are people who have a lot of money, but don’t know how to invest or deposit it wisely. They just leave it in the bank as dead asset. Sometimes they trust their friends or relatives and invest in some foolish schemes. These schemes may or may not give them returns. This is where the Wealth Management Services come in.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Abn Amro, Bank Of India, Canara Bank, Citigroup, Financial Institutions, Foolish Schemes, Foreign Money, Gold Funds, Latest Trends, Laymen, Management Sector, Management Service, nri, Personal Wealth Management, Preparing A Budget, Private Banks, Service Sectors, State Bank, State Bank Of India, Wealth Management Services Comments OffHow to Avoid Investment Miscalculations
March 5th, 2010 Malvika The first thing an investor must think of is how long he could invest his hard earned money. If he could invest it for more than a year, equities will be good. If it is less than a year, don’t go for equities.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Compulsion, Emergency Fund, Equity Investment, Family Man, Hard Earned Money, High Risk, Insurance Agent, Insurance Coverage, Lakhs, Liquid Funds, Market Trend, nri, Risk Insurance, Rs 200, Speculations, Speculative Investments, Tax Evasion, Term Investments, Unnecessary Stress, Untimely Death Comments OffSome Money Making Tips for NRIs
October 26th, 2009 Malvika
If you are an NRI, we do understand that you have been toiling hard to make those extra bucks that you wouldn’t have made otherwise in India.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing Tags: Aids, Contingency Fund, Dividends, Fashion, Impulse Purchases, Incomes, india, Investing In Mutual Funds, Investments, Malls, Mistake, Money Making Tips, Money Tips, Next Sale, nri, Nris, Part Time Jobs, Real Estate, Sip, Stock Clearance Comments OffNRIs not too happy with the Budget?
July 15th, 2009 Tushar Mathur The Finance Minister presented Budget 2009-10 today in parliament.
While the budget was meant to be an ’aam aadmi’ one with much stress on agriculture, the sensex took a beating and tanked over 600 points.
Posted in business, india, News, NRI Banking, NRI Investing Tags: Aam, Agriculture Sector, Bindu, Colleagues, Dubai, Finance Minister, Good Job, Income Tax Exemption, Investment Avenues, Investment Front, Kale, Living In Sydney, nri, Parliament, Personal Income Tax, Rao, Sensex, Step In The Right Direction, Tax Sops, Transparency Comments OffWill the concept of nursing homes work in India ?
March 21st, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
The Indian society is changing by the day – working couples or children going abroad for employment are common these days. These factors have effected a change in the traditional Indian value system that requires children to take responsibility of their aging parents.
The Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy
February 28th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
According to the Central Statistical Organization of India, the advance calculation of economic growth rate for 2006-2007 has already crossed the 9% mark. India has also secured the number one place globally as wealth creator – a position mainly contributed to by its dynamic stock market and handsome returns.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing Tags: Automatic Approval Route, Bank Of India, business, Business Projects, Convertible Debentures, direct, Economic Growth Rate, Exchange Board, Foreign Direct Investment, Forming A Company, Fortune 500 Companies, Government Approval, Government Of India, Handsome Returns, india, investment, Investment Promotion, Necessary Documents, nri, policy, Remittances, Representative Office, Reserve Bank of India, Securities And Exchange Board Of India, Top Fortune 500 Companies, trade, Wealth Creator Comments OffYour Remittance: Very Critical!
February 17th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
NRI remittances may mean valuable foreign exchange for India, but for many households, it is a means of making two ends meet. Whether it’s a semi-skilled laborer in the Gulf or a software professional in Silicon Valley, every other NRI sends a part of his or her earning back home.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing Tags: dependents, earnings, family, home, india, nri, remittance, use Comments Off
