NRI services · Property

Selling property in India from abroad? We handle the tax and the money.

Most NRIs lose money on a property sale in India in the same three places: TDS deducted on the whole price, exemptions missed, and refunds never claimed. We sort all three, and coordinate with your adviser abroad so you aren't taxed twice.

What we do

  • Before the sale: compute your capital gain, plan exemptions (reinvestment in a house or bonds), and apply for the lower TDS certificate (Form 128).
  • At the sale: guide the buyer on deducting and depositing TDS correctly, and check the TDS certificate.
  • Moving the money: Forms 15CA and 15CB, bank coordination, and the US$1 million NRO route or the foreign-exchange route.
  • After the sale: your Indian return to claim back excess TDS, and a gain summary your adviser abroad can use for the foreign tax credit.

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Frequently asked questions

Can an NRI sell property in India without being in India?
Yes. The sale can be executed through a registered power of attorney, and the tax steps (lower TDS certificate, Forms 15CA/15CB, the return) can all be handled remotely.
How long does a lower TDS certificate take for an NRI property sale?
Usually a few weeks after a complete online application in Form 128, so apply well before the sale date.
Can an NRI get back excess TDS on a property sale?
Yes, by filing an Indian income tax return for the year of sale showing the actual capital gain; the excess TDS is refunded.
Next step

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