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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