Chartered Accountants

28 August 2026

A practical checklist for NRIs investing in India

Your residential status for tax purposes decides how your Indian and global income is taxed, so it is the first thing to confirm each financial year.

Next, make sure you hold the right bank and investment accounts, and that remittances and repatriation follow the applicable rules.

Finally, keep track of reporting obligations in both countries. Early planning avoids double taxation and last-minute compliance stress. Speak to us for advice specific to your situation.

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