Residential Status

Tax Glossary Definition

Residential Status

Residential Status – Residential status of an individual or entity determines the extent of their tax liability in India. Residents are taxed on their global income, whereas Non-Residents (NR) are taxed only on income earned or received in India. A Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR) has partial tax liability on foreign income. The status depends on the person’s physical presence in India during the financial year—typically, anyone who stays in the country for 182 days or more is considered a resident.

Example: Categories include Resident, Non-Resident (NR), and Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR), each with different tax implications

India's Most Trusted
Pro Tax Filer

Discover why we're one of India's most trusted Pro Tax Filers, built on a foundation of accuracy and reliability.

  • We ensure maximum tax benefits.

  • Taxes? Handled by our CAs and experts.

  • Reliable, year-round tax support at no cost.

  • Satisfaction or your money back came twice.

Start Filing

Scan the QR code to Download the app

Mobile App Available on:

Have Questions? Let’s Talk!

Chat With Us

Scan to chat

Scan QR Code

OR
Start Chat