All about R-NOR (Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident) Status | R-OR vs R-NOR vs NRI Status | Part 2

[@marypereira5126]

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[@vidyutmankodi5159]

Wonderful talk Sir. Totally covering the logic behind amendments and also who all will be affected or not affected...... This is the first video I have seen which is so comprehensive in its coverage. Greatly enlightened. Thanks a lot.

[@vikrambhati7667]

Thank you sir ye 15,00,000 vaala topic koi ni bata raa pata ni kya hi ho gaya hai CA teachers ko

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[@kumarde3]

Sir, a very informative session! I have few queries which would helpful if I can get some information: 1. Scenario is in foreign from 21-March-2008 to 26-June-2018 with pure NRI status (total 115 days in India during this period). Returned India on 26-June-2018 and till date didn't go back. Question is: 1. When he will lose his RNOR status? 2. While his status is RNOR can he keep his NRE FDs and can he open new NRE FDs? 3. Let’s say he loses his RNOR status on 20-June-21 and his NRE fixed deposit maturing on 20-Dec-21, so tax will be based on slab from 20-June-21 onwards? 4. Person is a PR in the country and has retirement account overseas which can't be closed until he loses his PR status in 2022. So, if post losing the RNOR status when he receives his funds from retirement account will that be taxed? Note: all these earnings were during his NRI status. 5. Can the person open an FCNR FD account for 5 years while he is RNOR? If yes will the interest be taxed on maturity? Sir, this might look like a lot of questions but honestly speaking no video really talks about these kind of practical scenarios results into many open questions. Appreciate your time and inputs to these queries. Thanks.

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[@ksmarietta7556]

You have descriptions in English and speak in Hindi. Can you change the description to Hindi or make it mixed as you have in the video?

[@karankhurana4817]

Hello sir, I moved to Australia on 1 Nov'23 for a client visit from my company. So, I earned an Indian salary for 7 months in the previous financial year. After that I am receiving Australian salary and paying taxes here in Australia. But the form 16 I received from my employer shows my salary for the full year and also, tax has been deducted on my complete year salary. Whereas, I earned Indian salary only for 7 months. Do i need to pay tax on my full year Indian salary? Request you to kindly help.

[@gamingmode2868]

R-OR Status ka link description me de di giye tb pehle part 1 dekhne ke baad part 2 dekhe gye to jyada smjh aayega. Please part 1 ka link description me dain.

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[@gajjaravinash]

I have one query regarding the NRI or RNOR status. I am out of India more than 182 days and i am doing job in Kuwait and my salary is going to deposited direct in my India saving bank account as on salary head F70 / F71A every month from UK. Is it taxable and if not under which category i am going fall ? NRI / ROR / RNOR or any other? I am really appreciate if you reply on above query.

[@annadmk8598]

01) Maximum how many years 1 can enjoy RNOR status ? 02) i m working in middle east for 27 years n visited india every year for 25 days vacation. i plan to return permanently on august 21, 2022 . will i get RNOR status for FY 22-23, 23-24 N 24-25 ? 03) If i return to india on Oct. 10, 2022, will i be treated as NRI for FY 22-23 n subsequent 3 FY as RNOR ? pls. answer above 3 queries specifically. i will appreciate answer to each query in yes or no and with explanation if any. Dhanyawaad

[@jegapillai5743]

Sir, I am a seaman Last financial year ( 2020-21), I was away from India for 123 Days only. Is my income earned in the ship taxable ? I work for a Hongkong based shipping company. My Indian income from FDs and rentals are less than 15 lakhs. I am not eligible for RNOR, since I have utilised the RNOR 2013,2012.

[@vikaspatel2070]

Since your income (excluding foreign income) is less than ₹15,00,000 for you 182 days will be taken insted of 120 days And if u satisfy the following both condition i.e. 1. Was resident for 2ys in previous 10 yrs Immeditly preceding the current year AND(+) 2. stayed in india for 730 days or more in Immeditly preceding 7 years Then u will be considered as "Resident and Ordinary resident". And therefore your income as salary will be taxable

[@brain3563]

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