As India's investment landscape becomes increasingly attractive for overseas investors, more NRIs are allocating capital to equities, mutual funds, bonds and real estate.
However, each asset class comes with its own tax implications, and recent changes to capital gains rules and mutual fund taxation have made tax planning more important than ever.
From understanding residential status and leveraging Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs) to navigating TDS provisions and property transactions, investors need to be aware of the rules that can significantly impact their post-tax returns.
