Selling property in India as an NRI is not the same as selling it as a resident.
Most NRIs face excess TDS deduction, blocked funds, or tax notices simply due to lack of proper guidance.
CA Shiwali Dagar provides end-to-end tax support for NRIs selling property in India, ensuring full compliance and maximum legal tax savings.
When an NRI sells property in India:
❌ TDS is deducted at much higher rates
❌ Buyer deducts incorrect TDS in most cases
❌ Capital gains exemptions are often missed
❌ Repatriation is delayed due to poor documentation
builder agreement capital gains
One wrong step can block ₹10–50 lakhs unnecessarily.
Capital gains tax depends on the holding period:
Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG)
Property held for less than 24 months → taxed as per applicable slab rates
Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG)
Property held for more than 24 months → taxed at prescribed rates with indexation benefits (subject to exemptions)
We compute:
✔ Correct holding period
✔ Indexed cost
✔ Actual taxable gain
TDS on NRI property sale is mandatory, even if there is no profit.
We help with:
Correct TDS rate calculation
Lower / NIL TDS certificate (where eligible)
Buyer TDS compliance & filings
Rectification of excess TDS already deducted
👉 This alone can save lakhs immediately.
We advise on:
Capital gains exemption planning
Timing of sale
Structuring transactions compliantly
Documentation required for future scrutiny
All advice is 100% legal and assessment-safe.
Repatriation is not automatic.
We assist with:
✔ CA certificates
✔ Tax compliance proof
✔ RBI-compliant documentation
✔ Smooth transfer of funds abroad
✔ NRIs selling residential or commercial property
✔ Overseas Indians facing high TDS deductions
✔ NRIs planning to repatriate sale proceeds
✔ Buyers purchasing property from an NRI
✔ Dedicated NRI property tax expertise
✔ South Delhi–based, compliance-first approach
✔ Experience with high-value transactions
✔ Clear communication & transparent advisory
Your property sale deserves expert tax planning, not assumptions.
Yes, capital gains tax applies to NRIs selling property in India based on the holding period and applicable exemptions.
TDS for NRIs is higher than resident sellers and includes surcharge and cess as per income tax rules.
Yes, excess TDS can be claimed as a refund by filing the income tax return properly.
Repatriation itself is not taxable, but it requires full tax compliance and documentation.
Yes, consulting a CA before selling helps reduce tax liability and prevents future notices.
Before signing the sale deed or accepting buyer TDS terms, get expert advice.
👉 Consult CA Shiwali – NRI Property Sale Tax Specialist
📍 South Delhi
📞 Call / WhatsApp 9266032777 for appointment
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