SquishyLlama
SquishyLlama

Taxation for foreign income in India

I earn in USD every month (around 1.6L) and I am an Indian resident. I am working as a contractor for my company on a full time basis. And hence, I have figure out on my own how do I pay taxes. Can anyone guide me on how to regularly pay taxes, save tax and also claim ITRs. I heard section 44ADA is applicable but I do not know how can I start managing my finances better. Any guidance is welcome and appreciated

Thank you

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SqueakyMuffin
SqueakyMuffin

Get a CA. It's an expense that you have to make.
Would you work on a slow Intel i3 processor? No right, you'll spend on quality hardware.

Same goes for taxation. Get an expert.

DerpyBurrito
DerpyBurrito

First register for GST as international payments are subject to it above 1 rupee. Then get a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) and submit it every year to avail 0% GST on services rendered. Talk to a CA nearby to file GST returns quarterly and LUT annually

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