If you're an NRI in a country with a favorable DTAA, your gains from Indian mutual funds may not be taxed in India. Here's ...

The short-term capital gains amounting to Rs 1.35 crore, arising from the redemption of mutual fund units, are not taxable in ...

The Mumbai ITAT ruled that an NRI from Singapore is not liable to pay tax in India on ₹1.35 crore short-term capital gains ...

The ITAT ruling will affect NRIs investing in Indian mutual fund schemes, as capital gains earned will not be taxed in India ...

Nilesh Shah has warned that high-net-worth individuals could exploit tax treaties with some countries to avoid India’s ...

If you are an NRI, who has invested in Indian mutual funds, it is possible that the capital gains from those investments ...

Going forward NRIs may not be subject to capital gain tax. Here’s the judgement of the Mumbai Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) in favour of NRIs.

The Kolkata Stock Exchange had no record of the purchase transaction. The broker involved in the purchase could not provide proper documentation or books of accounts, stating payment was adjusted ...

The Mumbai bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal recently ruled that capital gains from mutual funds were not taxable in India under the India-Singapore tax treaty, as mutual fund units fell ...

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto earlier announced plans to increase the rates for capital gains, donor and estate taxes to 10 percent from the present six percent ...