Is income from abroad eligible for presumptive taxation

If you are resident you can go for it

This option is not available to non resident. So you need to go for normal taxation 

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Yes, you can take the benefit of presumptive taxation scheme.

Under the presumptive scheme of taxation, profits are presumed at 50% of the gross receipts.

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You can avail presumptive taxation under section 44ADA. What matters is your residential status for the year and not whether the amount is received in NRE/NRO/Foreign/Ordinary Indian account. If you are considered to be a "resident" for a particular financial year, then gross receipts for that year can be offered for tax under section 44ADA, provided the gross receipts during the year do not exceed Rs.50 lakhs.

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Yes you can if you are resident for tax purpose.

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- Presumptive taxation scheme is available to resident only i.e. ROR. It appears that you are RNOR for the F.Y. 2019-20 therefore not eligible for Presumptive taxation scheme.

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Yes, you can claim the benefit for presumptive taxation for the assignment.

Being a resident, you can claim under 44ADA scheme.

Since you are a resident, you must convert your NRE/NRO accounts to resident accounts.