Tax Exemptions For NRIs In India: Real Estate




An NRI is eligible for certain tax exemptions from the income generated from sources in India. Here is a short note on the tax exemptions applicable for an NRI in India.

    Section 54
Under section 54 of the Income Tax Act NRI can claim tax deductions provided if he invests the long-term capital gain from the sale of a property is used for buying another residential property in India. The amount invested in the new property can be lower or higher than the capital gains.

    Section 54 F
Tax deduction under section 54 F is applicable on the long-term capital gain from the sale of a property other than a residential one.

    Section 54 EC
One can use the long-term capital gain from the sale of a property to invest in specific bonds issued by the govt. of India. These bonds can be redeemed after 3 years of purchase to avail the tax benefits.

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