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  • Estate planning tips for NRIs with assets in both India and the UAE

    Tips on how to secure the property, investments, and wealth of non-resident Indians across borders.

  • How NRIs can take advantage of special tax relief on Indian earnings

    How NRIs can take advantage of special tax relief on Indian earnings

    NRIs can reduce their Indian tax burden by claiming special concessions under domestic law and DTAAs, but proper documentation and timely filing are crucial.

  • SEBI proposes easing norms for NRIs in FnO segment, suggests using PAN as unique identifier

    SEBI proposes easing norms for NRIs in FnO segment, suggests using PAN as unique identifier

    In a consultation paper issued on December 10, the regulator proposed doing away with the CP Code

  • RBI raises interest rate ceiling offered by banks for overseas depositors

    RBI raises interest rate ceiling offered by banks for overseas depositors

    The central bank has used this route in times of pressure on the rupee including in July 2013, when the currency came under attack due to the country's weak macroeconomic fundamentals.

  • Why NRIs are investing in Indian real estate: Top reasons explained

    Why NRIs are investing in Indian real estate: Top reasons explained

    NRIs are increasingly investing in Indian real estate due to favourable exchange rates, government reforms like RERA, and the country's robust economic growth. With simplified investment processes and long-term financial planning opportunities, the Indian real estate market continues to attract NRIs globally.

  • What NRIs need to know about investing via mutual funds in India

    What NRIs need to know about investing via mutual funds in India

    Mutual Funds Investment: Investing in India offers higher returns and diversification benefits, with mutual funds being an ideal vehicle for long-term growth. However, NRIs face challenges, including limited access to expertise, complex documentation, and regulatory requirements.

  • Careful, NRIs: This is how to ensure your power of attorney is a tool, not a trap

    Careful, NRIs: This is how to ensure your power of attorney is a tool, not a trap

    The challenges NRIs, among others, face in managing their affairs in India can be addressed by granting a PoA but there are precautions one must take

  • How family trusts can help senior citizens and their NRI children manage properties in India

    How family trusts can help senior citizens and their NRI children manage properties in India

    Legacy planning for families with NRI children presents unique challenges, particularly with substantial real estate involved. While a private family trust can be an effective solution, it also comes with its own set of limitations and risks.

  • Explained: Sebi's move to open Indian markets to NRIs

    Explained: Sebi's move to open Indian markets to NRIs

    Until now a foreign portfolio investor could have NRIs as investors, but the non-residents could not have majority ownership.

  • UK NRIs seek asset separation, Dubai residency to avoid new tax measures

    UK NRIs seek asset separation, Dubai residency to avoid new tax measures

    The UK government's plan to significantly alter its tax system for non-residents has sparked a surge in client inquiries, particularly from NRIs residing in the UK.

  • Behind the barrier: Understanding the regulations impacting mutual fund investments for NRIs

    Behind the barrier: Understanding the regulations impacting mutual fund investments for NRIs

    The Indian market offers a plethora of options for NRIs to invest and create wealth. These range from equities to mutual funds, fixed deposits, and debt funds.

  • Return to origin: Why NRIs return and why people with roots here are drawn to India

    Return to origin: Why NRIs return and why people with roots here are drawn to India

    Moneycontrol spoke to three NRIs who returned to India and one US-born Indian-origin person who came here in the belief that the country has good growth opportunities. Read on to know what they had to say

  • Inoperative PAN cards distress NRIs

    Inoperative PAN cards distress NRIs

    Since July, NRIs have faced difficulty in processing mutual fund systematic investment plans (SIPs) and in filing their IT returns and claiming tax refunds.

  • Can NRIs claim rebate under the new tax regime?

    Can NRIs claim rebate under the new tax regime?

  • Aren’t the overseas migrant workers pravasi bharatiya?

    Aren’t the overseas migrant workers pravasi bharatiya?

    Remittances sent by migrant workers who work in exploitative conditions overseas support not just their families but also the domestic economy. Yet, neither do they get featured at the annual Pravasi Bharatiya Divas nor are their concerns discussed

  • RBI may not introduce FCNR swap window as forex reserves comfortable, say experts

    RBI may not introduce FCNR swap window as forex reserves comfortable, say experts

    In September 2013, then RBI governor Raghuram Rajan announced measures to bolster forex reserves and stabilise the rupee. These steps garnered $34 billion

  • Do real estate developers' sales site offices contribute to final revenues?

    Do real estate developers' sales site offices contribute to final revenues?

    Until a real estate project is fully developed and occupied, the sales or site office is its nerve centre. Apart from the online space, it is the primary bridge connecting developers to their customers and vice versa. From here, customers can seek and obtain critical information, clear doubts and have queries answered.

  • Almost 50% of NRIs prefer homes for self-use following COVID-19: survey

    Almost 50% of NRIs prefer homes for self-use following COVID-19: survey

    As many as 50% NRI respondents prefer luxury properties priced less than Rs 1.5 crore and 32% favour premium properties priced between Rs 90 lakh to Rs 1.5 crore

  • Investing in real estate back home – what’s in it for the non-resident Indian?

    Investing in real estate back home – what’s in it for the non-resident Indian?

    The impact of lockdowns globally, created Covid distress and raised the significance of investing in Indian real estate simply on grounds of safety, security and stability amidst the globally challenged scenario.

  • Why NRIs are rushing to sell properties at a discount

    Why NRIs are rushing to sell properties at a discount

    NRIs have been selling upscale properties in Delhi as the uncertainty because of the pandemic, low rentals and rupee depreciation makes them less attractive, compared with the option of high-return NRE deposits, but this is not a uniform trend as those who own properties in Mumbai and Pune have a different approach.

  • COVID-19 impact: NRIs eye luxury homes; Bengaluru and Pune preferred real estate markets

    COVID-19 impact: NRIs eye luxury homes; Bengaluru and Pune preferred real estate markets

    As many as 73 percent NRIs prefer homes in the Rs 90 lakh to Rs 2.5 crore budget.

  • NRIs eye southern realty for investment: Report

    NRIs eye southern realty for investment: Report

    The maximum search or demand comes from those NRIs living in the US, followed by the UAE and Britain, said the report by Commonfloor, a Quikr platform that offers home-seekers, sellers and realty professionals an online ecosystem.

  • The Budget’s impact on NRIs—what you need to know

    The Budget’s impact on NRIs—what you need to know

    Relaxation in double taxation of retirement funds to setting up of one-person company, the Budget 2021 has something for NRIs as well.

  • Covid-19 impact: NRIs investing in residential properties in India across segments

    Covid-19 impact: NRIs investing in residential properties in India across segments

    The demand for housing will continue to rise as housing is a priority for NRIs for their aged parents or for their own retirement

  • NRI’s guide to investing in commercial real estate

    NRI’s guide to investing in commercial real estate

    In situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic, NRI investors can increase their yield further by making use of the depreciation in the rupee/dollar exchange rate

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