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Based on the duration for which individual present in India determine the residential status.
Resident: An individual is said to be resident in India in any previous year if he fulfills any one of the following two conditions:
Resident and ordinarily resident: If any individual fails to satisfy below both conditions he will be treated as Resident and ordinary resident.
Resident, But not ordinarily resident: If an individual satisfy the conditions for Resident But does not fall under Ordinary resident defined above treated as not Ordinary resident.
Non-resident: If an individual does not satisfy any of the conditions that require to be qualifying as resident, will be considered as non-resident.
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