alleryStart learning →HUF partly controlled from India; Karta, an Indian citizen abroad, visits 100 days a year. HUF is
ANon-resident
BResident and ROR
CDeemed resident
DResident and RNOR
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Resident and RNOR
The Karta never meets the 182-day visitor test, so he is non-resident in 9 of 10 years and the HUF is not ordinarily resident.
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