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NRI tax services
Capital-gains support for a non-resident individual transferring Indian securities, mutual funds, immovable property, unlisted shares or other Indian capital assets during FY 2025-26 — computation, exemptions, withholding under section 195, lower-deduction applications and reporting in the Indian income tax return.
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What's included when you work with us on capital gains.
Classify the transferred asset and determine the applicable short-term or long-term capital-gains treatment
Compute consideration, transfer expenses, cost of acquisition, cost of improvement and capital gain or loss under the applicable provisions
Review special-rate provisions for securities, including sections 111A, 112, 112A and 115AD where applicable to a non-resident
Review reinvestment relief under sections 54, 54EC and 54F, subject to the conditions applicable to the asset and taxpayer
Review the buyer's or payer's withholding obligation under section 195
Prepare or support Form 13 for a lower or nil deduction certificate and review the resulting section 197 certificate where issued
Report the transaction, TDS, capital gain or loss and exemption claim in the applicable ITR schedules
A fixed sequence — each step depends on the one before it.
Identify the asset, acquisition date, transfer date, consideration and taxpayer's residential status
Classify the transaction and compute the capital gain or loss under the applicable provisions
Review exemptions, treaty provisions and special-rate provisions, where applicable
Calculate the expected tax and compare it with the TDS proposed or deducted under section 195
Prepare Form 13 and supporting computation if lower or nil deduction is sought before completion of the transaction
Reconcile TDS and sale proceeds with Form 26AS, AIS, bank records and transaction documents
Report the transaction in the applicable return and claim eligible credit or exemption
Keep these documents ready so your filing can move smoothly.
Statutory dates for FY 2025-26 / AY 2026-27 — confirm against the current filing calendar before relying on them.
Section 195 generally governs withholding on payments to a non-resident that are chargeable to tax in India. In a property sale, the buyer must review the seller's status, consideration and taxable capital gain.
The seller may apply to the Assessing Officer under section 197 using Form 13 for a lower or nil deduction certificate. Issuance depends on the application and the authority's decision.
No. The asset type, holding period, acquisition cost, transfer expenses, special-rate provisions and available exemptions differ.
An eligible capital loss may be carried forward or set off only in accordance with the applicable statutory conditions and return-filing requirements.
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