Everything NRIs wanted to know about investing in India
Summary: Tax is deducted at source for NRI investments (banks, mutual funds). Normally the tax is deducted at a high rate. Many NRIs are unaware of this. As they are not necessarily required to file tax in India, they end up giving up the taxes that have already been deducted at source. NRIs can file …
In our earlier video (Why NRIs should invest in India) , we discussed why India remains a compelling investment destination for non-resident Indians. Based on our earlier video, we receive how NRIs can invest in India. We believe the best way to invest in India is through mutual funds. Refer to the NRI section of …
Many non-resident investors are put off from investing in Indian mutual funds by the complexity of the process. Thankfully, it is no longer difficult and quite simple actually. Have a look at the below video to understand the process. Happy Investing in India! [video_embed url=”https://youtu.be/aSRm49H6kOQ” embed_style=”default”]
NRIs have remitted huge amount of money to India. Much of this has been for family maintenance and investment in real estate. While foreign investors invested in Indian equities and benefitted from the tailwind of democracy (political stability), demography (huge and growing middle class with increasing disposable income) and development (that is gaining the centre …
