NRIs residing in Singapore or UAE may legally pay zero tax on mutual fund capital gains in India under DTAA. Recent tribunal rulings confirm that mutual fund units are not treated as shares—so gains fall under the “residual clause” and are taxable only in the country of residence. 👉 Read how to claim this benefit: https://www.slohia.com/non-residents-mutual-funds-capital-gain-not-taxable-in-india-dtaa/

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Explore how NRI mutual fund capital gain exemption under DTAA works in India. Recent tribunal rulings confirm that no tax on mutual fund capital gains for Singapore residents in India is possible under tax treaty provisions. Under the India-Singapore DTAA, capital gains on mutual fund units fall under the residual clause, making them taxable only in the country of residence—not India. This also raises key questions: • Whether UAE and Singapore residents can claim mutual fund capital gain exemption • How to claim DTAA benefits on mutual fund gains in India • Cases where no tax in India and no tax in UAE leads to double non-taxation Read full insights here: 👉 https://www.slohia.com/non-resid...

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NRI Mutual Fund Capital Gain Exemption Under DTAA

NRI Mutual Fund Capital Gain Exemption Under DTAA