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real-estate
6 posts tagged real-estate
- NRI Finance·
UK real estate for NRIs and Indian residents: stamp duty, rental income, CGT, and IHT (2026)
Buying property in the UK as an Indian resident or NRI? This guide covers the 2% non-resident SDLT surcharge, rental income reporting in both countries, UK CGT at 18/24% with 60-day filing, and how the UK's new IHT rules affect long-term UK property holders.
- NRI Finance·
UK real estate investment: complete guide for Indian, UAE, and US residents (2026)
Buying property in London or the UK? This pillar guide covers area-by-area yields, SDLT surcharges, the buy-to-let tax squeeze, 60-day CGT filing, the new IHT regime — and exactly how UK property ownership is taxed for Indian residents, UAE expatriates, and US citizens.
- NRI Finance·
UAE real estate investment: complete guide for Indian, UK, and US residents (2026)
Buying property in Dubai or the UAE? This pillar guide covers freehold zones, buying costs, off-plan risks, rental yields, Golden Visa thresholds — and exactly how the UAE's zero-tax environment interacts with Indian, UK, and US tax obligations.
- NRI Finance·
Dubai property investment for NRIs: gross vs net yields, Golden Visa, and the 2026 reality check
Dubai property is marketed to NRIs on gross yields of 7–10% and a Golden Visa at AED 2M. The net yield after DLD transfer fees, service charges, and management costs is closer to 4–5%. UAE-resident NRIs and offshore global investors face very different calculations. Complete analytical guide.
- NRI Finance·
Indian property for UAE NRIs: buying, selling, renting, and repatriating proceeds
UAE-based Indian NRIs can buy and hold Indian property under FEMA. But selling triggers TDS of 20–30%, capital gains at 12.5% LTCG, and repatriation requires a CA certificate. Rental income goes into NRO with 30% TDS. Complete guide covering every stage.
- US Investing·
Buying a flat in India with US RSU proceeds: Section 54F exemption and how to save up to ₹10 crore in capital gains tax
Complete guide to using Section 54F to exempt capital gains on sale of US RSU shares when proceeds are invested in Indian residential property. The conditions, timing windows, ₹10 crore cap, the one-house rule, and the worked examples showing tax savings.