How Indian Traders Avoid Paying Taxes LEGALLY!

How a lot of Indian Traders avoid paying taxes by moving to UAE in a 100% legal way.

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[bijeshsingha]

suddenly youtube decides to recommend this video now after 1year 👀

[PlanATrade]

Super Secret Strategy revealed by Mr. PRS.

There is a beautiful quote.
" it doesn't matter how you earn it's how much u save"

[raghuveermaduvinakody]

Finance Minister too is listening to you Mr. Sundar! She will plug all this in her next budget.

[lucasrusel]

Yes i am in india and i just pay 50% of my portforlio earnings, market crashes. yet it has not bottomed, It has no business at this level in the first place, pumped up by the Fed and central banks around the world. You can still be 100% invested at this level. Good luck! I prefer to sell the bounce and keep 50% cash. I will not get back into the market more than 50% if S&P is not 30% lower from here. I trade and make quick profits. With this inflation and my expectation on the economy, I am ok with 70% cash. I don’t short the market. Just keep selling the bounce!

[drhanu]

You sounded very honesty and realiable

[King__Ever]

if indian government reduces taxes to 10 - 15 % then every citizen will be happy to pay taxes

[ramkumarvt]

Law is skewed towards the advantages of super rich. The Indian earning class is destined to pay taxes of 60% of their earnings.( IT plus, various taxes on your purchase means you end up paying more than 60% of your earnings as taxes).

[anand]

After all stt and other charges, Govt should consider reducing taxes on stock market earnings, atleast for small profits upto 2 lacs for a year

[ankit]

I run a small ecommerce store in USA from India . I slept on the idea of moving my business to Dubai. I could have access to much better payment processors, credit, and ofcourse no tax. I am gonna move my business to Dubai after USA holiday season is over. Running international business from India makes it almost impossible for small ecom entrepreneurs to compete with Chinese or any first world counterparts. Taxes are one thing but it's ok. access to credit, availability of various resources is killer

[gadirajuvenkatasatyanaraya]

YOU LEARNED THESE THINGS DURING YOUR RECENT VIST TO DUBAI. THERE ARE MANY INVESTORS. I WAS THERE FOR 20 YRS IN DUBAI

[yogistimepass]

This video had solved my biggest problem...thanks and lots of love sundar sir😊🎉

[ebenezerjohn]

Dear sundar sir Golden visa is given for a investment of 2 million on property or land but not given when you take with a loan.

[kmkrishnamoorthy]

citing the first example of one family member being NRI and trading. If a person is employed in Dubai and is therefore NRI, trades in indian derivatives, will he have to pay tax as in first example.

[anupamjain]

As per section 4 of Income tax act, 1961.. tax is levied onincome of a person of indian origin and as per case law it has been decided that any income which is generated in india.. like fno from Indian stock companies (even nifty and bank nifty is composed of Indian stocks only), then tax is required to be paid by the person.. and residency won't matter here because generation of income is from Indian companies only. Thanks 🙏

[sunyanirakara]

Thanks a lot . Please make one video in forex legal trading from India or legal ways not to pay tax

[meyyappankaruppuswamy]

Dear Sir, Please suggest where to get informations like fed meeting calendar, US job data, Auto sales data ? Companies quarterly annual results calendar ?? where to get all those datas ? Any particular website or list of websites ???

[Manju_videos]

Feels like this video is specifically for peeps above 5cr netwrth

[TAKannada]

DTAA and STCG
The DTAA between India and the UAE is designed to prevent double taxation and ensure that the same income is not taxed twice in both countries.
STCG on Indian Securities: Capital gains from the sale of shares, mutual funds, or other securities in India are typically taxed in India where the income is sourced. The DTAA usually does not provide a specific exemption for STCG derived from transactions in Indian securities.
Taxation in India: Even if you have a TRC, STCG from equity trading in India is taxed at a flat rate of 15% under Section 111A of the Indian Income Tax Act if the securities transaction tax (STT) is paid.

[shivaraml]

You are Indian at heart, stay happily in Chennai and give up all this jugglery Mr Sundar, enjoy the remainder of your life.

[AnmolAgrawal-scll]

I liked this video under 2min i didnt get much information in the 2min but the way he put the facts i simply liked it.