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NRI tax rules: What happens to losses on foreign shares?

1 source · first seen 20:20 5 Oct · updated 20:20 5 Oct

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  • The report examines whether NRI losses on UK shares can offset gains on Indian shares
  • It also discusses disclosure of unreported US shares through FAST-DS by former residents
  • The tax treatment matters to NRIs investing in Indian and overseas shares

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