Canadian tax in indian itr

d c bhargava (na) (50 Points)

01 December 2016  

My daughter technically holds a Canadian Permanent Resident card. She has stayed there only for a month and is a non-resident for tax purposes. Although she lives in India, she has a small salary income which a Canadian company directly deposits in her a/c there.

Being a non- resident, she will file her returns in Canada for income earned there only, on which she will pay 20% tax only. The tax on her Indian income is 33.9 %

My question is: While mentioning her Canadian income in the Indian Tax returns, how will her Canadian income be treated?

  1. Will Indian Income tax people ignore Canadian income as tax already paid  
  2. Or will Indian Income tax people charge her the amount of difference in tax i.e. applicable Indian tax rate 33.9% – 20 % Canadian tax already paid?
  3. Or will they add Canadian income to her Indian income and tax @ 33.9 %  on the whole amount minus Canadian amount of tax already paid?