NRI ITR Filing & Tax Services
If you're an NRI earning income in India, figuring out taxes can get confusing quickly. From understanding what's taxable to actually filing your ITR — there are a lot of small details that can go wrong.
That's Where EasyTax Helps
We make NRI tax filing simple, clear, and stress-free — with expert CA support guiding you at every step.
You share your details, we handle the rest.
Who Should File ITR as an NRI?
You'll need to file an Income Tax Return in India if you earn income here, such as:
- Rent a property in India
- Profit from selling shares, mutual funds, or property
- Interest earned from NRO accounts
- Any income above the basic exemption limit
Even if tax is already deducted (TDS), filing ITR is important to claim refunds and stay compliant.
What We Help You With
At EasyTax, we don't just file returns — we help you understand and manage your taxes properly.
- NRI ITR Filing — We prepare and file your return accurately, making sure everything is compliant.
- DTAA Support — If you're paying tax in another country, we help you avoid double taxation using DTAA benefits.
- TDS Handling — We review TDS deductions and help you claim refunds wherever applicable.
- Capital Gains Calculation — Whether it's property or investments, we calculate your gains correctly to avoid overpaying tax.
- Personal Tax Guidance — Have questions? Our CAs are available to guide you based on your situation.
How the Process Works
We've kept everything simple and fully online:
- You share your details and documents
- Our CA reviews your income and tax situation
- We calculate your tax and apply all benefits
- Your ITR is filed and verified
- We stay available for any follow-up support
No confusion. No back-and-forth. Just a smooth process.
Documents You'll Need
To begin, you will usually require:
- PAN Card
- Passport (to confirm NRI status)
- Bank statements
- Details of rental income (if any)
- Investment or capital gains details
Don't worry — we'll guide you if anything is missing.
Quick Overview of NRI Tax Rules
- Only income earned or received in India is taxable
- Foreign income is not taxed in India
- Interest earned in NRE accounts is tax-free
- Interest from NRO accounts is taxable
ITR Filing Last Date 2026
For most individuals, the last date is:
31st July 2026 (may change as per government updates)
Filing late can lead to penalties, interest, and unnecessary complications — so it's always better to file on time.
