The document discusses the residential status of various persons under the Income Tax Act, including individuals, HUFs, companies, firms, AOPs and other entities. It explains the basic and additional conditions to determine whether a person is a resident, ordinarily resident or non-resident. It also summarizes the tax incidence on different types of incomes based on the residential status and source of income. Key points include that an individual is considered resident if present in India for 182 days or more, or 60 days and 182 days in last 4 years. For HUFs and firms, control and management needs to be wholly/partly in India. Companies are resident if incorporated in India or controlled from India.

1. RESIDENTIAL
STATUS

2. IMPORTANT CONCEPTS
PERSON [SECTION 2(31)] : Income-tax is charged in respect of the total income of the previous year of every
person. Hence, it is important to know the definition of the word person. As per section 2(31), Person
includes : Individual : An individual is a natural human being i.e. male, female, minor or a person of sound
or unsound mind, Hindu Undivided Family (HUF), Company, AOP & BOI Firm & LLP, Local Authority Every
other Artificial and Judicial Person & partnership firm.

3. RESIDENTIAL STATUS –WITH CONDITIONS
The Residential Status of an Individual is determined on the basis of the period
of his stay in India
Resident
ordinary resident
– satisfies basic and additional
conditions
non ordinary
resident
– satisfies basic but not the additional
conditions
Non-Resident
Not satisfies any of the Basics
Conditions
Satisfy Any of the Basic conditions:
i. Present in India for 182 days or more during the
previous year; OR
ii. Present in India for 60 days or more during the
previous year and 365 days or more during the 4
years immediately
The above Basic conditions (ii) are not applicable
when:
a. An Indian citizen who leaves India during the
previous year for the purpose of employment outside
India or as a member of the crew of an Indian ship.
b. An Indian citizen or a person of Indian origin who,
being outside India, comes on a visit to India during
the previous year.
Additional Conditions:
(i) He is a resident in at least 2 out of 10 previous
years preceding the relevant previous year &
(ii) His stay in India in the last 7 years preceding the
relevant previous year is 730 days or

4. RESIDENTIAL STATUS OF HINDU UNDIVIDED FAMILY(H.U.F.) (SEC. 6(2))
RESIDENT
If the Control and Management of a HUF’s affairs are situated wholly or partly in India during
the relevant Previous Year, the HUF is a resident in India during that period.
ORDINARILY RESIDENT
A Hindu undivided family is an ordinarily resident in India if the ‘Karta’ satisfies the both the
additional conditions of Ordinary Resident as an individual.
RESIDENT BUT NOT ORDINARILY RESIDENT
A HUF is ‘Not Ordinarily Resident’ in India, If its Karta or Manager satisfies one or none of the
additional conditions pf ordinarily resident as an individual
NON-RESIDENT
A Hindu undivided family is non-resident in India if control and management of its affairs is
wholly situated outside India.

5. RESIDENTIAL STATUS OF FIRM, ASSOCIATION OF PERSONS [SEC.6(2)] AND
EVERY OTHER PERSON (LOCAL AUTHORITY, ARTIFICIAL JUDICIARY PERSON
LIKE IDOLS ETC.) OTHER THAN A COMPANY [(SEC. 6(4))]
RESIDENT
A Partnership Firm, AOP or Every Other Person is resident in India if the
‘Control and Management of its affairs’ is situated Wholly or Partly in India
during the relevant Previous Year.
NON-RESIDENT
All the Three type of Assesses i.e.., firm, AOP and any other person are non-
resident when the Control and Management of their affairs is situated
outside India. The Control and management of affairs must be ‘Wholly’
outside India to make the assesses ‘Non-Resident’

6. RESIDENTIAL STATUS OF COMPANIES
INDIAN COMPANIES
RESIDENT
A Company is resident in India in
previous year, if it is an Indian
Company. An Indian Company is
always a Resident
FOREIGN COMPANIES
RESIDENT
A Company is Resident in India
when Control and Management
of its affairs are situated wholly
in India in during previous year
NON-RESIDENT
A Company is Non-Resident in
India when the Control and
Management are situated Wholly
or Partially outside India in
during Previous Year.

7. INCIDENT OF TAX AND RESIDENTIAL STATUS (SEC. 5)
This provides the scope of the total income of the assesses because the
incidence of tax on any person depends upon his residential status. The
scope of total income of an assesses depends upon the following three
important considerations:
(i) The residential status of the assesses.
(ii) The place of accrual or receipt of income, whether actual or deemed and
(iii) The point of time at which the income had accrued to or was received by
or on behalf of the assesses.
The Income can be classified as
1. Indian Income (Received in India)
2. Income Not Received in India during Previous Year

8. TAX INCIDENCE - RESIDENTIAL STATUS OF ALL ASSESSES IS INDICATED IN THE
FOLLOWING TABLE
WHERE TAX INCIDENCE ARISES IN
CASE OF
RESIDENT &
ORDINARILY RESIDENT
RESIDENT (ONLY
FOR INDIVIDUAL OR
HUF)
NON-RESIDENT
INCOME RECEIVED IN INDIA (WHETHER
ACCRUED IN OR OUTSIDE INDIA) TAXABLE TAXABLE TAXABLE
INCOME DEEMED TO BE RECEIVED IN INDIA
(WHETHER ACCRUED IN OR OUTSIDE INDIA) TAXABLE TAXABLE TAXABLE
INCOME ACCRUING OR ARISING IN INDIA
(WHETHER RECEIVED IN INDIA OR OUTSIDE
INDIA)
TAXABLE TAXABLE TAXABLE
INCOME DEEMED TO ACCRUE OR ARISE IN
INDIA (WHETHER RECEIVED IN INDIA OR
OUTSIDE INDIA)
TAXABLE TAXABLE TAXABLE
INCOME RECEIVED AND ACCRUED OUTSIDE
INDIA FROM A BUSINESS CONTROLLED OR A
PROFESSION SET UP IN INDIA
TAXABLE TAXABLE NOT TAXABLE

9. INCOME RECEIVED AND ACCRUED
OUTSIDE INDIA FROM A BUSINESS
CONTROLLED FROM OUTSIDE INDIA OR
A PROFESSION SET UP OUTSIDE INDIA
TAXABLE NOT TAXABLE NOT TAXABLE
INCOME EARNED AND RECEIVED
OUTSIDE INDIA BUT LATER ON
REMITTED TO INDIA (WHETHER TAX
INCIDENCE ARISES AT THE TIME OF
REMITTANCE)
NOT TAXABLE NOT TAXABLE NOT TAXABLE
DIVIDEND FROM AN INDIAN COMPANY
OR MUTUAL FUND SPECIFIED UNDER
SECTION 10(23D)
EXEMPT U/S 10(34) AND 10(35) SUBJECTS TO SECTION 115BBDA
AGRICULTURAL INCOME IN INDIA EXEMPT U/S 10(1)
LONG TERM CAPITAL GAIN (ON
SECURITIES ON WHICH SECURITIES
TRANSACTION TAX IS PAID)
EXEMPT U/S 10(38) UP TO 1 LAKH
PAST UNTAXED PROFITS (OF EARLIER
YEARS) NOT TAXABLE
REMITTANCES (SECOND RECEIPT) TO
INDIA NOT TAXABLE
GIFTS FROM RELATIVE (ON ANY
OCCASION) OR GIFT ON MARRIAGE
FROM ANY PERSON
NOT TAXABLE

10. Reference:
IncomeTaxTheory, Law & Practice-T.S. Reddy & Hari prasad Reddy
Tax laws-ICSI Material