alleryStart learning →Indian-origin visitor, Rs 20 lakh Indian income, 400 days earlier, stays 150 days this year: status?
AResident and ROR
BNot liable to tax
CResident and RNOR
DNon-resident
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Resident and RNOR
With over Rs 15 lakh income, 120 days plus 365 earlier days makes him resident, and a stay of 120 to 181 days makes him not ordinarily resident.
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