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Which ITR if one goes from NRI to Resident in a particular AY?

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06 May 2021 Hi All,

I am a Seafarer & I am usually required to file ITR-2 since I normally qualify, as per the IT norms, as an NRI. During FY 2020-21, I was working on foreign ship for the first 3 months (April to June). In June 2020 we came back to India due to the pandemic. Since then I am home. Now this stay in FY 2020-21 amounts to more than 181 days in India. Hence, according to the IT norms, I am now a Resident tax payer & my global income of the first 3 months is now taxable in India.
(Kindly correct me if I am wrong with the above info.)

My total Global Income for those 3 months does not fall in the Taxable slab though.

My queries pertaining to AY 2021-22 are as follows.

1. Should I file ITR-1 or ITR-2 this time since I would be treated as a normal Resident tax payer?

2. I sent my first 3 months of income to my NRE account. Should I now consider that in my Taxable income calculations?

3. If yes, then in which Section/Schedule should I disclose it as "Global Income." (Kindly be very specific.)
(For example, if I am supposed to file ITR-1 this time, then should I disclose it in Section B : B1 Gross Salary?
If ITR-2, then which schedule)

4. Is Standard Deduction of Rs. 50,000 under Section 16 applicable to me?

Any other useful pointers would be highly appreciated.

Thank you.
CS

06 May 2021 You are right.

1 File ITR 1 being resident.
2 yes, show it under salary income.
3 show it under gross salary. Disclose NRE interest under income from other sources- interest.
4 Yes, standard deduction 50000 applicable to you.



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