Tax rules for investment in real estate by non-resident Indians

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Tax rules for investment in real estate by non-resident Indians: India welcomes NRIs to invest in property in India, earn profits (Capital Gains) and pay tax under the Income Tax Act.
NRI Legal Services is uniquely positioned as a legal management company, set up in 2000 to help overseas citizens exclusively with monitoring, supervising,representing them for both in-court and out of court work, to protect their land and properties in India.

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