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Capital Gain Services for NRIs – N.D. Savla & Associates
Selling property, shares, or other investments in India often creates capital gains tax liability for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). These transactions require careful planning to ensure compliance with the Income Tax Act, FEMA regulations, and Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA). At N.D. Savla & Associates, we provide end-to-end support for NRI capital gains tax in India, including computation, exemption planning, and repatriation of sale proceeds.
Overview
Whenever an NRI sells a residential property, commercial property, land, shares, or mutual funds in India, the profit earned is treated as capital gains. Depending on the holding period, the gain is classified as short-term capital gain (STCG) or long-term capital gain (LTCG). Each has specific tax rates, TDS implications, and exemption opportunities.
Features
Accurate computation of short-term and long-term capital gains
Advisory on capital gains exemption under Sections 54, 54EC, and 54F
Assistance with TDS on NRI property sales and refund claims
Guidance on reinvestment in property or bonds for tax savings
Application of DTAA relief to avoid double taxation
Support with repatriation of net sale proceeds abroad
Documents Required
Passport & PAN card
Original purchase deed / investment proof
Sale deed or transaction contract
NRO/NRE bank account statements
TDS certificates (Form 16A / Form 26AS)
Proof of reinvestment (property, bonds, or other eligible assets)
Procedure
Transaction Review – Identify asset type and holding period.
Classification – Determine whether the gain is STCG or LTCG.
Computation – Calculate indexed cost and tax liability as per applicable rates.
Exemption Planning – Suggest reinvestment in eligible property or bonds (54, 54EC, 54F).
TDS Adjustment – Match TDS deducted by buyer against final liability.
ITR Filing – File NRI income tax return including capital gains schedules.
Repatriation – Assist in transferring sale proceeds abroad under FEMA compliance.
Why This Matters
Without proper planning, NRI property sale taxation can result in excessive TDS, loss of exemption benefits, and delays in repatriation of funds. Our specialized team ensures that your capital gains tax for NRIs in India is minimized, compliant, and efficiently managed.