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NRI tax in UK: what you should know
- UK residents are taxed on worldwide income via Self Assessment (deadline 31 January), subject to the Statutory Residence Test and treaty relief.
- Indian rental income and gains are usually reportable in both countries with foreign tax credit.
- India-UK DTAA applies.
- UK pensions and ISAs have special Indian tax implications for returning NRIs.
Your Indian tax obligations from UK
- Indian income (rent, NRO interest, dividends, capital gains) must be filed in India when over the limit or to claim TDS refunds.
- Residential status in India depends on your days in India, not on your citizenship alone.
- We coordinate Form 10F, TRC and Form 67 where treaty benefits apply.
How GstMan helps NRIs in UK
- Indian ITR filing (ITR-2 / ITR-3) from UK
- Property sale tax, lower TDS certificate and repatriation
- NRO/NRE account and rental income guidance
- Form 10F, TRC and DTAA claims
- Tax residency and migration planning
How it works
- Share details on WhatsApp or the form (works across time zones)
- We check your residential status and income
- We prepare computations and documents
- We file in India and share acknowledgements
Useful NRI tools
Running a business in UK? We also support local accounting.UK accounting →
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to file an Indian tax return while living in UK?
If your Indian income exceeds the basic exemption limit, or you have capital gains or TDS refunds to claim, you generally need to file. Filing is online and can be done from UK.
Is my UK salary taxable in India?
Generally no for a non-resident if earned and received outside India. Residential status in India decides this. Use our status calculator.
Can GstMan work with me across time zones?
Yes. We communicate on WhatsApp, email and video calls and file everything online.
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