NRI Capital Gains Tax in India 2026: Complete Guide for Property, Shares & Mutual Funds


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Uploaded on May 13, 2026

For NRIs (Non-Resident Indians), selling their assets in India comes with its own unique set of tax rules that significantly contrast with those of their resident counterparts. Whether you own a property in Mumbai, shares in Indian firms, or mutual funds, understanding the concept of capital gains tax is crucial to boosting your returns and avoiding compliance traps.

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