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What are the tax implications for an NRI when selling a property?

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What are the tax implications for an NRI when selling a property?

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An NRI may be subject to two main types of taxes when selling one’s property: – Short term Capital Gains apply on – property held for less than 3 years. – Long term Capital gains apply on – property held for more than 3 years. NRIs/PIOs can take the advantage of investing of sale proceeds in special Bonds to reduce their tax liabilities.

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