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Income accrued in India - Status of Non Resident - Determinative ...


Assessee Classified as Non-Resident for Tax Purposes Due to Less Than 182 Days in India Over Four Years.

August 3, 2021

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Income accrued in India - Status of Non Resident - Determinative test for the status of Non Resident being number of days of stay in India and in assessee's case in these four years, the days of stay being less than 182 days; even after considering the days as recorded by the AO in his order; the status to be applied in this case is to be held as Non Resident as claimed by assessee. Thus, the assessee will be liable to tax on income accrued in India only. - AT

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