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<h1>India Offers Tax Relief to Sri Lankan Migrants: Claims Allowed Without Direct Evidence, Subject to Conditions and Rs. 2 Lakh Cap.</h1> The circular addresses the challenges faced by individuals migrating from Sri Lanka to India, particularly regarding the evidence required for income-tax assessments. It instructs that bona fide migrants should be treated sympathetically, allowing claims of remittances without insisting on direct documentary evidence. Conditions include migration after April 1, 1983, having sufficient resources in Sri Lanka, no prior income sources in India, and notifying tax officers within specified timelines. The concession is capped at Rs. 2 lakhs for all family members. Claims exceeding this amount or involving prior income sources require adequate evidence of sufficient resources in Sri Lanka.