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Income tax for foreign income for less than 183 days

Preeti Mehra

Hi

I want to know how do I fill my taxes for the year 2015-16, my case is -

1. Worked in India 1 Apr'15 - 31 Dec'15 ( I fall in 30% bracket for this income)

2. Worked in Singapore 10 Jan'16 - 8 April'2016 . I paid taxes in Singapore at 15% and brought the rest of the money to India

Could you pls tell now -

1. How do I show my Singapore income in Indian Tax filing

2. Do I need to pay tax on Singapore money that I brought to India after tax deduction? If yes, how much and which section of Taxation shall I put?

Desperately looking for some concrete resolution as Tax filfing date is only 2 weeks away.

Many Thanks

Preeti

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Guidance Sought on Declaring Singapore Income in Indian Tax Filing for 2015-16 Under DTAA and Residential Status An individual inquired about tax filing for the 2015-16 year, having worked in India and Singapore. They sought guidance on declaring Singapore income in Indian tax filings and whether additional tax is due on money brought to India after paying Singapore taxes. A respondent advised consulting a practicing Chartered Accountant or IT consultant to assess the situation, considering factors like Residential Status and Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA). (AI Summary)
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