During our previous podcast regarding NRI investments in Indian mutual funds, we focused on the documents required and the process that NRIs need to follow in a generic manner. However, compared to NRIs from other countries, things are quite different for US and Canada based NRIs due to few stringent regulations . Further, the taxation treatment for NRIs is a bit different from that applied on resident Indians. Tune in to the podcast to know about the same.
Listen to the earlier podcast here
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