Tax and disclosure norms: NRIs asked to state number of days spent in India

Unlike residents, NRIs are not required under the law to pay tax on overseas earnings or declare foreign assets. However, if they overstay - spending more than 181 days in a year in India - tax and disclosure regulations, as related to residents, apply to them.

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