Thank for thus great video. Can you help covering how OCIs can invest in india via parents if that is possible to avoid all complexity of NRI or OCI taxaxtion and also any long term implications of such investment.
Hi Sid, While this is a more traditional fall back mechanism (estate limits needs to be further considered) , there are a couple of interesting takeaways for OCIs , how they can optimise their taxes through strategic planning.
I understand that not all Mutual fund houses allow US or Canada based NRIs to invest in Mutual funds in India. But to the ones that allow, how can a US or Canada based NRI invest in Mutual funds in India? Which Brokerages or Banks (demat accts) allow ? Can you help provide an answer?
I had inherited farm land from my father recently converted that land into residential plots and sold . the funds received from it is it taxable?...btw i am an NRI
If the land is not categorised as agricultural land as per the definition of income tax act then it would be taxable. The source country reserves the first right of taxation
Too many jargons! If you can make another video just explaining what this video means, that would be great! I could feel that it could be very much helpful but can’t really understand it.
If the general audience knew so many technical terms. Why would someone have the need to watch this video. Good information but more in format for CPA preparation. Waste of time!
One policy One direction One election One religion Lol 😂 Ghar wapsi is not because India is growing, it’s because the other countries are doing much less for the immigrants. wtf, kuch bhi 😂 Also, I have many founders and CEO who loved to Dubai from India just because the taxes and blockchain industry were not given importance. Technically, the current regime is not doing much good, as most of us expected. It’s a shame our expectations for BJP has gone down under the carpet.
Yeah dude These guys are those Bhakts Look at they talk about one policy, one direction, one religion and ghar wapsi They don’t even know what type of ghar wapsi is happening.
Nirav u are an utter champion on your subject… keep doing great, man
Well explained DTAA between India and Singapore. Great Nirav👍
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It is incredible and informative....explained so well !
Thank you for well explained .. It is very good information for everyone.
Hi, it was a nice informative video, however I want to know where shall I invest money in ? US market or Indian market for greater returns ?
So many jargons. U could have simplified it.
It was simple enough.
Gawar !
so true
Awesome session worthy listening great explanation thanks Nirav bhai
Pl explain how Indian Mutual Funds held by NRi are taxed in USA
Thank for thus great video. Can you help covering how OCIs can invest in india via parents if that is possible to avoid all complexity of NRI or OCI taxaxtion and also any long term implications of such investment.
Hi Sid,
While this is a more traditional fall back mechanism (estate limits needs to be further considered) , there are a couple of interesting takeaways for OCIs , how they can optimise their taxes through strategic planning.
Does Hongkong also have the same dtaa terms as Singapore, so one doesn't need to pay any capital gain tax on MF's if the money is transferred to HK ?
Very clear explanation, thankyou.
Fantastic content! Really enjoyed the discussion.
Well explained..
I understand that not all Mutual fund houses allow US or Canada based NRIs to invest in Mutual funds in India.
But to the ones that allow, how can a US or Canada based NRI invest in Mutual funds in India?
Which Brokerages or Banks (demat accts) allow ? Can you help provide an answer?
Very well explained! Good one Nirav 😊
Thank you, boss!
Deep knowledge, Great Job.
Good Explain
How can an NRI transfer funds from NRO account to NRE account legally and without making international transfers.
You need to do it through banks in India and fill some form like 15CA,15CB. The process can take upto a month
How much tax NRI will attract when they invest in Mutual Funds via an NRE account?
Same
Hii Sir genuinely like your explanation way. i can help you in a editing if you are fine can i so my work ?
I had inherited farm land from my father recently converted that land into residential plots and sold . the funds received from it is it taxable?...btw i am an NRI
If the land is not categorised as agricultural land as per the definition of income tax act then it would be taxable. The source country reserves the first right of taxation
Too many jargons! If you can make another video just explaining what this video means, that would be great!
I could feel that it could be very much helpful but can’t really understand it.
If the general audience knew so many technical terms. Why would someone have the need to watch this video. Good information but more in format for CPA preparation. Waste of time!
One policy
One direction
One election
One religion
Lol 😂
Ghar wapsi is not because India is growing, it’s because the other countries are doing much less for the immigrants.
wtf, kuch bhi 😂
Also, I have many founders and CEO who loved to Dubai from India just because the taxes and blockchain industry were not given importance.
Technically, the current regime is not doing much good, as most of us expected. It’s a shame our expectations for BJP has gone down under the carpet.
Amrith kaal? Seriously!
Why not. What is the problem you see
In today's workd, its soneasy tonearn 20k a month but should not be a lazy person
Yeah dude
These guys are those Bhakts
Look at they talk about one policy, one direction, one religion and ghar wapsi
They don’t even know what type of ghar wapsi is happening.
@@baskarv90😂
According to me, if you can’t earn 3 lakhs a month in India, you are lazy
How much do you earn ?