Residential Status Calculator

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Financial Year 2025-26 is from 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026

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Smart Tax Tools for NRIs – File Faster, Stay Compliant

From calculating your tax to checking your PAN or ITR status, manage it all with ease.

Income Tax Calculator

Easily estimate your tax liability as an NRI based on your income type and residential status.

 
Know Your ITR Form

Confused about which ITR form applies to you? Use this tool to get instant clarity based on your income and financial situation.

 
Track ITR Status

Check the current status of your filed Income Tax Return using your PAN and acknowledgement number.

 
Check PAN Card Status

Track the status of your PAN card application or update request quickly and easily.

 
Smartest Way to File Your ITR — Anytime, Anywhere

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Frequently Asked Questions

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It is vital to determine one's residential status because the taxability of one's income will be decided based on one's residential status in India. For example, if you are an NRI, then only the income that is earned or accrued in India will be subject to taxation in India for you, and not your foreign income. On the contrary, if you are an Ordinary resident of India, then your global income will be liable to taxation in India. 

No, being an Indian citizen is one of the criteria to determine the residential status, but there are other criteria as well. An individual has to meet the stay conditions in India as specified in the Income Tax Act regarding the duration of stay, etc., to become an ordinary resident in India. 

An NRI can pay income tax online through the net banking facilities. They are allowed to pay the taxes from either a relative's or a friend's bank account, and later transfer the tax amount, as it is not mandatory for an NRI to pay the taxes from their own bank account. 

Yes, you need to file an Income Tax Return if you are an NRI and if the amount of your total income earned in India exceeds Rs. 2,50,000. You are also eligible to claim a refund and carry forward the losses when filing your ITR. 

Yes, TDS is applicable on payments made to an NRI. The IT (Income Tax) Act has prescribed separate TDS rates for various types of payments made to an NRI. 

No, a PAN card is not a mandatory requirement for filing an income tax return. Therefore, an NRI must obtain a PAN card before filing an Income Tax Return. 

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