Name: FILE RIGHT ITR: The NRI Guide to Filing Your Indian Income Tax Return Correctly
Start: 2026-06-20T11:00:00.000+05:30
End: 2026-06-20T12:00:00.000+05:30
Location: Online Event

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CA. Ajay R. Vaswani

The NRI Guide to Filing Your Indian Income Tax Return Correctly

Avoid Mistakes | Claim Eligible Benefits | Stay Compliant

The Income Tax Return filing season is now underway, and the due date of 31st July is fast approaching.

The reality is that filing an Income Tax Return is no longer just a compliance exercise. A correctly filed return can help you save tax, avoid future disputes, facilitate remittances, and ensure complete compliance with Indian tax laws.

 for this practical and highly relevant webinar designed specifically for NRIs who earn income, own investments, or hold assets in India.

✅ Property owners planning to buy or sell real estate

✅ Investors in mutual funds, shares, bonds, and fixed deposits

✅ Returning Indians evaluating RNOR status

✅ Anyone required to file an Income Tax Return in India

✔ Who is required to file an ITR in India

✔ Residential Status – Common mistakes and practical examples

✔ Income Reporting Requirements for NRIs

✔ Taxation of Mutual Funds, Shares and Dividends

✔ Sale of Property – Capital Gains, TDS and Compliance

✔ DTAA Benefits – How to claim them correctly

✔ TRC, Form 10F and Documentation Requirements

✔ Common Tax Filing Errors Leading to Notices

✔ Refund Delays – Causes and Solutions

✔ NRO, NRE and FEMA considerations during filing

✔ Practical Tax Filing Checklist before 31st July

• 14+ Years of Exclusive NRI Taxation Experience

• Advised 10,000+ NRIs across 20+ Countries

• Conducted 500+ Global Seminars & Consultations

• Trusted Advisor on NRI Taxation, FEMA & Cross-Border Compliance

🎁 Exclusive NRI Tax Filing Checklist 2026

This webinar will be conducted LIVE on Zoom. No recording will be shared.

Seats are limited to ensure better interaction and Q&A participation.

Register today and make sure you FILE RIGHT before the 31st July deadline.