NRI tax services
Indian property-tax support for non-resident individuals holding or transferring immovable property in India — income from house property, municipal-property-tax records, tax deducted from rent or sale consideration, capital gains and related remittance documentation.
Professional preparation · Secure filing · Guided verification
What's included when you work with us on property tax.
Compute income from house property under sections 22 to 27, including gross rent, municipal taxes, standard deduction and housing-loan interest where applicable
Review whether rent paid to a non-resident requires withholding under section 195 and support the related TDS documentation
Reconcile rent receipts, tenant TDS certificates, bank credits, municipal taxes and property-related expenses
Review sale or transfer of Indian property as a capital-gains transaction under the applicable capital-gains provisions
Review eligibility for reinvestment provisions such as sections 54, 54EC and 54F where the transaction satisfies the statutory conditions
Review the buyer's withholding obligation under section 195 and the possibility of an application for lower or nil deduction through Form 13 and a certificate under section 197
Review FEMA and authorised-dealer documentation for repatriation of sale proceeds, separately from the income-tax computation
A fixed sequence — each step depends on the one before it.
Identify whether the engagement concerns rental income, property sale, municipal tax, TDS or repatriation
Establish ownership, use, rent, loan, municipal-tax and transaction details
Compute house-property income or capital gains under the applicable provisions
Reconcile rent, TDS, bank credits, municipal payments and supporting documents
Review section 195 withholding and Form 13 or section 197 options, where relevant
Prepare the applicable income-tax return schedules and supporting tax documents
Coordinate separately with the authorised dealer for FEMA and remittance documentation
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.
Income from immovable property situated in India is generally connected with India and must be reviewed under the house-property provisions and any applicable treaty.
The payer or tenant may have a withholding obligation under section 195 when rent is paid or credited to a non-resident. The payer's status and the payment facts must be checked.
No. Municipal property tax is imposed by the relevant local authority. Income tax on rental income or capital gains is imposed under the Income-tax Act.
Repatriation depends on FEMA, the method and source of acquisition, the nature of the property, documentary evidence and authorised-dealer approval or processing.
Share your situation with the team and understand what your filing requires.
DTAA
DTAA assistance for a non-resident individual with income connected to India and another country or territory — residential-status analysis, treaty-article review, documentation and reporting of relief through exemption, reduced-rate or foreign-tax-credit mechanisms where the applicable agreement and domestic law permit.
Capital Gains
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.
Tax Filing
Indian income tax return preparation and filing for non-resident individuals for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) — residential-status review, Indian income, foreign income and assets where reportable, TDS and tax-payment reconciliation, applicable treaty claims and electronic filing.