Will A Person Holding Indian Citizenship Be Treated As A Resident In India For The Purpose Of Charging Income-tax?
Will a person holding Indian citizenship be treated as a resident in India for the purpose of charging Income-tax?
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Posted by: Kanchan Rohilla
Posted on: 2018-09-04
???The Income-tax Law has its own set of provisions for determining the residential status of a person. Thus, while determining the residential status of a person under the Income-tax Law, the facts like Indian citizenship, Indian passport, etc., have no relevance. From the point of view of Income-tax Law, a person will be treated as a resident in India if he satisfies the criteria specified in this regard under the Income-tax Act
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