
Are you a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) earning from Indian sources like Fixed Deposits (FDs), savings accounts, or sale of shares?
Did you know that TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is often deducted by default—even if your total income is below the taxable limit?
Filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) in India is not just a legal obligation—it can also help you claim refunds and stay compliant.
As per the Income Tax Act, 1961, NRIs are taxed only on income earned or accrued in India. This typically includes:
✅ NRE account interest is tax-free, but NRO account interest is taxable.
NRIs often find that banks deduct TDS at 30% (or even higher) on:
Even if your total Indian income is below ₹2.5 lakhs, you still lose money to TDS—unless you file your tax return and claim a refund.
Let’s say you are an NRI who:
➡️ Total income = ₹2.1 lakhs (below taxable limit)
👉 But TDS deducted by bank and broker = ₹63,000+
You’re eligible for a full refund on FD interest—only if you file your ITR!
ITR filing is mandatory for NRIs if:
At Chhota CFO, we specialize in NRI taxation. Whether you have income from FDs, rental property, or Indian stock markets, our experts ensure:
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Even if you’re living abroad, your Indian income could lead to unnecessary TDS deductions—and the only way to get it back is by filing your tax return on time.
Don’t let your money stay with the government—file your ITR and claim your rightful refund!
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