Income tax for NRIs, foreign nationals working in India and Indians moving abroad: residency, treaty relief, ESOPs and foreign asset reporting.
Get a quoteCall +91 92055 78216If you live or work across two countries, you can end up taxed twice. We work out where you are taxed, claim treaty relief and keep your reporting clean in both places.
Foreign nationals working in India, Indians who have moved abroad, people returning to India, and families with income or assets in more than one country.
Tax in India depends on your residential status, not your passport. It is decided mainly by the number of days you spend in India. The common categories are:
Counting a few days wrongly can change your status, so we check your travel dates carefully.
India has tax treaties with over 90 countries. They can reduce or remove double tax, and some give a short-stay exemption on salary. India also has social security agreements with several countries. These can stop you from paying provident fund in two places and may help you get a refund when you leave.
If you are a resident and ordinarily resident, yes, world income is taxable in India, with treaty or foreign tax credit relief. Non-residents are usually not taxed in India on it.
Yes, for work done in India the employer deducts tax from salary, even if part is paid abroad.
Your employer pays the extra Indian tax so that you pay no more than you would at home. That tax is usually treated as part of your income, and we calculate it.
In some cases, depending on whether your country has a social security agreement with India. We check this for you.
General information, not professional advice. Tax rates, limits and due dates change, so we confirm the current position for your case before we file. Government fees are separate from our service charge and are quoted before work begins.