Residential Status Quiz

What are the three categories of residential status for individuals under Income Tax Act?

• Resident, Non-Resident, Ordinary Resident

• Resident, Non-Resident, Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident

• Resident, Non-Resident, Indian Citizen

• Resident, Non-Resident, Alien

A person is considered a Resident in India if he stays in India for at least:

• 180 days

• 182 days

• 183 days

• 184 days

A person is considered a Non-Resident in India if he stays in India for less than:

• 60 days

• 90 days

• 120 days

• 182 days

What is the minimum number of days a person should stay in India to be considered Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR)?

• 60 days

• 90 days

• 120 days

• 182 days

A person is considered a Deemed Resident if his income from Indian sources exceeds:

• Rs. 10 lakhs

• Rs. 12 lakhs

• Rs. 15 lakhs

• Rs. 20 lakhs

The residential status of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) is determined by the residential status of:

• All members

• Karta

• Adult members

• Female members

If a person stays in India for 150 days in a year, he is considered:

• Resident

• Non-Resident

• RNOR

• Deemed Resident

An Indian citizen working abroad for 3 years and visiting India for 30 days in a year is considered:

• Resident

• Non-Resident

• RNOR

• Deemed Resident

The tax liability of a Resident is generally:

• Higher than a Non-Resident

• Lower than a Non-Resident

• Same as a Non-Resident

• Depends on other factors

The residential status of a person can:

• Change every year

• Never change

• Change only once in a lifetime

• Change only under specific circumstances