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Returning NRIs: 4 Legal Ways to Reduce Your Tax Burden

Returning to India after years abroad? Discover how early tax planning for returning NRIs can help reduce your tax burden and protect your retirement savings.

In this episode of NRI Money Clinic, Dr Chandrakanth Bhat discusses NRE fixed deposit taxation, mutual fund capital gains, tax exemptions, tax deferment and planned withdrawals. Understand the importance of RNOR status (Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident), DTAA (Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement) benefits and planning before you become a resident Indian.

The discussion also explores GIFT City investments, ULIPs, insurance and pension products, overseas assets, 401(k) withdrawals and the tax implications of US citizenship. Benefits depend on your eligibility, country of residence and applicable rules.

Learn why maintaining financial records, reviewing your Annual Information Statement (AIS), understanding FATCA and planning income tax returns (ITR) matter. We also discuss the risks of transferring retirement savings to children and using benami arrangements.

Planning your return or retirement in India? Contact us using the details below and message “Returning NRI Consultation” for personalised guidance.

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