tax and juristication
The Indian government is considering making changes to tax laws that could mean significant losses for its large expatriate community. Proposed changes to the rules defining 'not ordinarily resident' (NOR) status may mean they are forced to pay far more tax than at present on their return to India. The Kelkar Committee on tax reform proposed that non-resident Indians pay tax on their global income if they stay in India for more than 182 days in a calendar year. To keep NOR status, expatriates would have to live outside India for nine out of the previous 10 years, entitling them to...
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