How to Identify your Resident Status? | R-NOR Status part 1

[@pranaychaumwal3787]

बहोत हि सरल शब्दों में इतना कॉम्पिलीकेकड विषय समझाया है आपने योगेश जी

[@spay4371]

Thnaks

[@vidyutmankodi5159]

I very much like your way to explain, by breaking the whole thing into parts. Moreover, meaning of tax heaven country is now clear, I.e. where there is no tax regime for individuals. Thanks. Please continue such useful videos. 🙏

[@QuickHealthyBites]

Awesome videos sir..Thanks!

[@ksmarietta7556]

Looks like good material. Do you have this in English? Or can you put English sub-titles?

[@deeptimisra2482]

Hello, Your video was quite informative, however, i am looking to get an advice on my specific situation, where can i book an appointment?

[@InvestYadnya]

Check TaxYadnya.in

[@pras18rash]

What if a Nomad earns money only outside India that means Indian income is less than 15 lakhs, will he be an NRI or R-NOR? What if a Nomad stays in India more than 182 days a year?

[@QuickHealthyBites]

That means if i am outside india from past two years then also i am Resident?

[@spay4371]

May be, if you haven't left India for Business or Employment..

[@CAPARTH89]

No you will be non resident as you not be in India for 60 days. So you will be non resident from 2nd year

[@nishikantrai654]

Very informative video. Some examples needs to be added for clarity. Th9

[@spay4371]

Surely..

[@shivendrachaturvedi549]

My daughter was married in Dec 2016 . Since then she is in USA. She has been filing IT Return jointly with her husband in USA Since then. Does she has to file IT Return in India too?.

[@CAPARTH89]

If she have no income in India, then no need to file ITR in India.

[@spay4371]

Yes Agree with Mr Parth..

[@vishalmansata1375]

Good info to share however please rehearse before making videos. Poor explanation

[@spay4371]

Thanks for the input, will take care next time..