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		"+ " NRI's "+ " BANK ACCOUNTS "+ "
	"+ " NRIs have facilities of keeping their funds in various "+ "foreign currencies (US$,GBP,Euro,&Jyen)as also Indian rupee deposits with Indian banks at attractive interest rates which are totally exempt from tax. These funds together with "+ "interest are freely and fully repatriable. For local funds NRIs have the facilities of an ordinary account too, interest wherefrom, although taxable, is "+ " now granted repatriation benefits. "+ "
		"+ " NRI BANK ACCOUNT- INTRODUCTION "+ "
		"+ " NON-RESIDENT (EXTERNAL)- [NR(E)] "+ "
		"+ " FOREIGN CURRENCY NON RESIDENT (B) - "+ " [FCNR(B)] "+ "
		"+ " NON-RESIDENT (ORDINARY) DEPOSIT -[ "+ " NRO] "+ "
		"+ " NON-RESIDENT (NON-REPATRIABLE) - "+ " [(NRNR) upto 01/04/2002] "+ "
		"+ " NON-RESIDENT (SPECIAL) RUPEE - "+ " [(NRSR) upto 01/04/2002] "+ "

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"+ " "+ "	"+ " "+ "	"+ " IMMOVABLE "+ "PROPERTY IN INDIA "+ "			"+ " "+ "
"+ " "+ "	"+ " NRIs, "+ " irrespective of their citizenship can freely acquire and transfer "+ "residential as also commercial properties in India barring agricultural "+ "land, and plantation, with repatriatibility of foreign exchange equivalent of cost of acquisition "+ "(maxi.two in case of resi.houses) and no restrictions as regards holding period . "+ "				"+ " "+ "
"+ " "+ "	"+ " "+ "	"+ " "+ " Immovable "+ " Properties-Introduction "+ "
"+ " "+ "	"+ " "+ "	"+ " "+ " Rules for Acquisition "+ " & Transfer by NRIs being: "+ "			"+ " "+ "
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"+ " "+ "	"+ " "+ "	"+ " Taxation "+ "of Rental And Capital Gains & Wealth-Tax "+ "			"+ " "+ "

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"+ " NRI "+ "DEFINITION
	"+ " An "+ "Indian abroad is popularly known as an NRI - a Non Resident Indian. "+ "But the NRI jargon in Government corridors is -''Now Required Indian'',"+ "for an Indian abroad ''Newly Respected Indian'' but for many "+ "harassed visitors it is ''Never Return to India''.Jokes a-part, the subject does have multiple definitions - which are:"+ "
	"+ " NRI "+ "Definition - Introduction "+ "
	"+ " NRI "+ "Definition - under FEMA "+ "
	"+ " NRI Definition under Income Tax "+ " "+ "
	Fallacies as re: NRI status "+ "

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		"+ " SBI's "+ " RIBs AND IMDs. "+ "
	"+ " Hot "+ " favorites of NRI investors - State Bank of India's "+ " India Millennium Deposits (IMDs) issued in "+ " December, 2000 continue to attract NRI attention and investment in "+ " secondary market too. "+ "
	"+ " Transferred at handsome premium, the "+ " IMDs still offer an attractive yield beating the best interest rates "+ " offered by banks on FCNR(B) deposits resulting into a great demand by NRI "+ " buyers for sale/transfer by NRI sellers. "+ "
		"+ " SBI's India Millennium "+ " Deposits.(IMDs) "+ "

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