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Q.Using the same income items as the previous question, compute the total income chargeable to tax in India for AY 2026-27 if the individual is instead Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR).

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For a Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR), the scope of total income covers Indian income (received/accruing in India) PLUS foreign income only if it arises from a business controlled from India (wholly or partly) or a profession set up in India — any OTHER foreign income is outside the scope.

ItemAmount (₹)Taxable for RNOR?Reason
(i) Indian salary6,00,000YesReceived in India
(ii) UK business profit, controlled from India3,00,000YesForeign income, but from a business controlled from India
(iii) UK dividend, retained abroad1,50,000NoForeign income, not from an India-controlled business
(iv) Canada rental income, retained abroad2,00,000NoForeign income, not from an India-controlled business
Total taxable income9,00,000

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