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ITR 1

For Resident Individuals having total income upto Rs 50 Lakhs having income from Salaries, House Property and Other Sources and Agriculture Income upto Rs. 5000/-

ITR 2

ITR Form 2 is for Individuals and HUF receiving income other than income from “Profits and Gains from Business or Profession”. Thus persons having income from the following sources are eligible to file Form ITR 2 : Income from salary / pension ( more than 50lakhs)/Income from more than one house property/Income from Capital gain/NRI & RNOR/Foreign Income.

ITR 3

For Individuals/HUFs having income from Business/Profession

ITR 4

For Resident Individuals/HUFs/Firms (Other than LLP) having income from Business/Profession computed u/s 44AD, 44ADA, 44AE (Total Income upto Rs 50 Lakhs)

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NRIs whose income exceeds INR 250,000/- during the last Financial Year are required to file an Income Tax Return in India.

No, having an Indian shareholder is not mandatory for foreign entrepreneurs starting a company in India. The Indian laws allow 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in many sectors under the Automatic Route, meaning foreign nationals or entities can own and control a company in India without requiring an Indian partner. However, certain sectors may have FDI caps or require prior government approval, which might influence the company's ownership structure.  

Yes, as per Indian company law, at least one director of the company must be a resident of India. It is important to note that the Director need not be a citizen/origin of India, just residence in India is sufficient. 

 

A resident director is someone who has stayed in India for a total period of not less than 182 days in the previous calendar year. This is crucial for compliance and to ensure the company has a local representative familiar with Indian regulations. 

PAN stands a for Permanent Account Number. It is a tax id issued by Govt of India and forms base for many Government applications. However, Foreign nationals can be directors or shareholders in an Indian company even if they do not have a PAN in India. However, they must obtain a PAN if they are to receive any income from the company, as it is required for tax purposes. 

Yes, foreign entrepreneurs can own 100% of a company in many sectors in India under the Automatic Route, without needing prior approval from the government. However, some sectors, such as defense, media, and insurance, have foreign ownership caps or require government approval. It's important to consult the latest Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy for sector-specific restrictions. 

Repatriation of profits can be done through dividends, subject to compliance with the Companies Act and tax laws. Dividends can be repatriated after paying the Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT), if applicable, and ensuring all compliance certificates are in place. It's also essential to follow RBI guidelines and use the proper banking channels for repatriation. 

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