By removing the TAN requirement, Budget 2026 eliminates a key hurdle in NRI property sales. Buyers can now comply using only ...

The move is aimed at easing compliance for resident buyers, who earlier had to apply for a TAN solely to deposit TDS when purchasing property from non-resident Indians (NRIs).

Resident individuals and HUFs can now deduct tax using a simple PAN-based form, which is similar to regular domestic property ...

Union Budget 2026 eases NRI property sales by replacing TAN with PAN for TDS, boosting real estate transactions and ...

Budget 2026: The cumbersome TAN requirement has been abolished, and Indians will be able to acquire properties owned by NRIs in India easily, say experts.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Sunday simplified Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on property sales by non-residents ...

Buying property in India from a non-resident seller has long come with a hidden complication: paperwork. In a significant ...

Budget 2026 simplifies NRI tax compliance by removing TAN requirements for property sales, extending return filing deadlines, and streamlining TDS procedures for smoother Indian investments.

Govt eases tax compliance for individuals buying property from non-residents. No TAN needed, use PAN for TDS reporting.