Individual status RNOR. Exempt income

- As the status is RNOR in F.Y. 2019-20, only indian income is required to be reported in the ITR and not foreign income. Salary income earned in singapore is a foreign income. You can show gift in ITR as exempt.  

Hi

Since you are a RNOR, you are neither required to pay taxes on foreign sources income nor report such income in ITR.

So, the salary income shall not be reported.

For the receipt of gift, show it as exempt income by selecting the option 'others'.

- Write "Gift from Son".

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You need to select others from drop down list under EI and mention gift from son.

Since you are RNOR, you don't need to report salary income.

"Gift from son" 

Mention it as "gift from relative" once you select others option.

Hi

You can select others option from Drop down list 

Mention it as gift from son.

 For Salary income you don't need to report as you a RNOR.

 Mention it as Gift from Son. 

Hello,

Being RNOR, only Indian income is taxable for you. No need to report foreign income in the income tax return.

I hope this answer satisfies your requirements.

Regards,

CA Hunny Badlani

OTHERS. Reason - Gift from relative.

You may declare it under Any other income in Exempt Income and mention the nature as Gift from son.

You are not required to show such gift as exempt in Indian ITR as there is no option to show it and neither it is required. Further you should have taken gift in NRE account since nro account is only for deposit of Indian income.

No need to show them as exempt as they are not covered under section 10.

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