Impact of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ on Indians abroad and home
While there are immediate visible effects, the broader economic and social ramifications—especially on Indian families dependent on U.S.-based NRIs—are yet
NRIs’ new nightmare: Global income under threat?
The Indian Government is tightening its grip on NRI finances, targeting everything from foreign bank accounts to overseas businesses PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
Attracting wealthy NRIs key to India’s economic growth
India’s tax framework deters NRI wealth, preventing the country from tapping into its global diaspora’s potential for economic growth PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
Essential tips for NRIs to avoid financial pitfalls by mastering NRO and NRE accounts
By proactively managing NRO and NRE accounts, NRIs can safeguard their financial interests and avoid unnecessary complications Following these steps
Indian tax authorities target undisclosed Dubai properties owned by wealthy Indian citizens
As the FAIU continues to scrutinize these foreign investments, wealthy Indian citizens owning Dubai properties are advised to review their
Income Tax Tribunal exempts NRI gift from taxation due to proven genuineness
The ITAT ruled that the Rs 20 lakh gift was legitimately exempt under Section 56(2)(x) of the Income Tax Act,
NRIs face scrutiny from Indian tax authorities over foreign assets and residency status
To mitigate risks, tax professionals suggest that NRIs provide clear and comprehensive replies to any inquiries and ensure that all
Oman to introduce Income Tax, impacting over 600,000 Indian expats
As Oman moves forward with its plans, the introduction of an income tax could mark a significant change for many
New LTCG rules impact NRIs: Higher tax rates and loss of foreign currency adjustment
These changes may influence investment decisions, particularly as NRIs reassess the potential returns on their Indian assets PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The recent
NRIs, OCIs point to double taxation
Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), according to recent survey findings, are upset with double taxation. Amongst respondents, 14.11 per cent