Income-tax returns for NRIs and foreign citizens

Who should file

Non-residents file in India when they have Indian-source income — rent, capital gains, NRO interest, dividends, business income connected with India — or when they wish to claim a refund of tax already withheld. A return also supports later repatriation, visa or banking diligence, and carry-forward of losses.

Scope of our filing work

Each engagement typically includes:

• Determination of Resident, RNOR or Non-Resident status for the year
• Selection of the correct form (usually ITR-2 or ITR-3)
• Computation under house property, capital gains and other sources
• DTAA relief and Form 67 where foreign tax credit is claimed
• Schedule FA disclosures where they apply
• E-filing, verification and post-filing notice support

Documents we usually request

Passport and visa or residence evidence, PAN, NRE/NRO statements, TDS certificates, sale deeds or capital-gains workings, rent agreements, and — where relevant — foreign income records.