How can an NRI file an ITR in India?

NRIs can file ITR online using ITR-2 or ITR-3 forms depending on their income. They must report Indian income and claim DTAA benefits if applicable.

Do NRIs need to hire a tax expert?

Not necessarily. With FileBob's DTAA Assistant and Income Tax Guide, NRIs can file their returns and check DTAA eligibility without expert help.

NRI Taxation & DTAA Guide – Self-Check Income Tax Calculator for NRIs

NRI Taxation & DTAA Guide

Q: What is DTAA for NRI?

DTAA or Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement helps NRIs avoid being taxed twice on the same income in India and their country of residence.

Calculate Your Tax & DTAA Benefits – No Expert Needed

Welcome, NRIs!

If you're a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) earning income in India or abroad, understanding your tax obligations is crucial. Our DTAA Assistant is a 100% self-check calculator to help you simplify Indian tax filing without hiring a tax consultant.

What is DTAA?

DTAA stands for Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. It ensures NRIs don’t pay tax twice on the same income – once in India and again in their resident country. India has signed DTAA with 90+ countries.

Who Needs to File ITR in India?

If your income in India exceeds ₹2.5 lakh/year.
If you earn rental income, capital gains, or business income in India.
If TDS has been deducted on your Indian income and you want a refund.

DTAA Benefits for NRIs

Lower TDS rates on interest, dividends, and royalties.
Tax credit in your country of residence for tax paid in India.
Avoid dual compliance and save money legally.

Required Documents

PAN Card
Passport (for residency proof)
Tax Residency Certificate (TRC)
Form 10F (Online or Manual)
Bank statements / rental receipts

Tools for You

Currency Converter – Convert foreign income to INR
DTAA Assistant Calculator – Self-check your DTAA benefit

FAQs

What is DTAA for NRI?

DTAA prevents NRIs from paying tax twice on the same income – once in India and once in their home country.

Can I file my Indian tax returns without an expert?

Yes! This website offers a complete, step-by-step self-check calculator and filing guidance.

Is rental income taxable in India for NRIs?

Yes, rental income from property in India is taxable in India for NRIs under the Income Tax Act.

For more guidance and filing help, contact our support team.