The short answer is No , you don't need to file the income tax returns in India if you have no income, but, rarely, you don't have income. You might not have a salary income because you are employed overseas, but you co…
A wise man have said that "one penny saved is one penny earned" while I also believe that one should not compromise on things that they love e.g. spending on family, holidays or smartphones, you can still save a lot o…
One of the frequently asked questions from NRIs, who has just opened an NRE (Non Resident External) account is how to fund their NRE accounts In India? Since you cannot transfer Indian rupees from your normal savings account in…
In 2016, After Donald trump's victory and historic decision on Rupee demonetization in India, many of my friends working in living me asked the question whether now is the best time to send money to India from the USA? Well,…
Spring Framework and Spring Boot are both Java-based development frameworks for building web applications, but there are some key differences between them which we will see in this article. We will also learn about important feat…
Can we withdraw money from the PPF account before maturity? One of the most common questions people ask before opening a PPF account is "can we withdraw money from a PPF account before maturity?" . One reason for this…
If you are an NRI (Non-Resident Indian) then you have access to a unique bank account called NRE (Non-Resident External) account which allows you to keep your money in Indian rupees. This account then further allows you one of …
ELSS (Equity Linked Saving Scheme), PPF (Public Provident Fund), NSC (National Saving Certificate), and Tax-saving fixed deposits with banks are four of the most popular way to save tax under section 80C , but which one is the …
NRIs are allowed to buy and sell properties in India, and they can also bring the profit post-sale of their property abroad, but there are a couple of things which you need to learn and remember. For example, you need to know t…
Yes, NRI can now invest in NPS or National Pension Scheme in India . Recently, on July 2015, PFRDA, the Pension Regulator has clarified that Non Resident Indians (NRIs) can invest in National Pension Scheme (NPS) to save for the…
This is one of the most frequently asked questions among Singapore NRI community. I often receive queries from IT professionals working in the city-state who have home loans back in India and thinking to pay off in full or a por…