i have just sold a property in India. I want to share the sale money with my two brothers one lives in Canada and the other in India. I have paid the capital gains tax on the money recieved. I want to now transfer 30 lak to my brother in Canada and 30 lak to my brother in India...how can i do this...
^{Hi Balasubramanian,}
Is it necessary to inform the India IT Dept on such remittances.
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NRIs are permitted to remit foreign currency back to India on the foreign repatriable assets such as rent earned from an immovable property owned overseas. According to FEMA guidelines for NRIs, sale proceeds of such assets are non-repatriable outside India without RBI approval.
The turnaround time for a money transfer to India depends on the provider and how you pay for the transfer. Expect your transfer to arrive within minutes if you pay using cash or with a debit or credit card. Paying by bank transfer can take longer - usually 2-5 days.
_{There is no recipient tax on money being transferred from abroad to India when it's being sent to blood relatives. In general, "blood relatives" -- including spouses, children and grandchildren, siblings or in-laws -- don't pay tax on any amount you send.}
A resident individual may send up to $2.5 lakh in a year. An NRI with a Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) account may send up to $10 lakh in a financial year. An individual with a Non-Resident External (NRE) account or a Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR) Account does not have any such limits.