RNOR Calculator
Aikeyam RNOR Calculator
Aikeyam RNOR Calculator – Check Your Tax Residency Status in India
The Aikeyam RNOR Calculator is a fast, accurate tool to help determine your tax residency status in India. It identifies whether you qualify as Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR) under Section 6 of the Income Tax Act — which can affect whether your foreign income is taxable in India.
What Is RNOR Status?
RNOR applies to returning NRIs or foreign nationals who are now residents but still get a limited exemption on foreign income.
If you qualify:
- Foreign income is not taxable in India (unless received here)
- You avoid reporting global assets in ITR
- It simplifies compliance for new residents and returning Indians
The Aikeyam RNOR Calculator checks if you are:
- Resident and Ordinarily Resident (ROR)
- Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR)
- Non-Resident Indian (NRI)
How to Use the Aikeyam RNOR Calculator
Enter these three inputs:
1. Financial year when you became a resident again (example: FY 2024–25)
2. Number of years you were NRI in the past 10 financial years
3. Total days spent in India over the last 7 financial years
The calculator will evaluate if you qualify as RNOR, for how many years, and which rule applied — based on the Indian income tax residency criteria.
What This Calculator Evaluates
The Aikeyam RNOR Calculator is based on Indian tax law and checks:
- Number of days stayed in India (past 7 years)
- Residency status for the past 10 financial years
- Compliance with Section 6 of the Income Tax Act
- Rule 1: 9 or more NRI years in last 10
- Rule 2: 729 or fewer India-days in last 7 years
If either rule is met, you are likely to qualify as RNOR.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR) Status in India
RNORs are not required to pay tax on foreign income unless it is received in India.
Returning NRIs, Indian citizens working abroad, foreign nationals living in India, or anyone confused about their residential status.
RNOR is a transitional category. NRIs are non-residents; RORs are fully taxable residents. RNORs are residents with limited tax obligations.
Each calendar day, including partial days, counts as one full day.
Yes, if you meet the criteria. There is no separate form to claim it, but you must report correctly in your tax return.
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