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Section 10(4)(ii) exempts interest on NRE deposits where an individual is either a person resident outside India under FEMA or is permitted by the RBI to maintain the NRE account. A change in residential status is therefore not conclusive of exemption eligibility. Continued authority under the applicable RBI/FEMA framework to maintain NRE deposits requires factual verification. Eligibility must be examined on this limited basis, with an opportunity of hearing, without reopening unrelated issues.
Section 10(4)(ii) exempts interest on NRE deposits where an individual is either a person resident outside India under FEMA or is permitted by the RBI to maintain the NRE account. A change in residential status is therefore not conclusive of exemption eligibility. Continued authority under the applicable RBI/FEMA framework to maintain NRE deposits requires factual verification. Eligibility must be examined on this limited basis, with an opportunity of hearing, without reopening unrelated issues.
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