Whether you need Indian tax filing, US tax compliance or coordinated India–US support, choose the professional pathway that matches the tax issues in your case.
Indian Tax & NRI Tax Specialist
For NRIs who need help with Indian tax filing, capital gains, TDS, tax notices, DTAA assessment and other Indian tax matters.
US Tax & Foreign Income Reporting
For taxpayers with US filing obligations involving Indian income, investments, accounts or other foreign financial interests.
India–US Cross-Border Tax Support
For taxpayers with income, investments or financial connections in both India and the United States. The engagement should identify the filings and reporting duties that apply in each jurisdiction.
Explore support for the service you need. The applicable scope and fee are confirmed against your circumstances, tax year and requested work.
NRI tax matters can involve residential status, Indian-source income, treaty provisions, withholding, asset sales and remittances. The review required depends on your facts, the tax year and the jurisdictions involved.
| NRI tax area | What is reviewed | Potential support |
|---|---|---|
| Residential status | ✓ Days in India, prior-year stay and individual facts. | ✓ Review status under the law applicable to the tax year. |
| Tax planning | ✓ Income sources, timing, regime and available deductions or exemptions. | ✓ Identify lawful options that may apply; no outcome is guaranteed. |
| DTAA review | ✓ Treaty residence, income category, tax paid and documentation. | ✓ Assess whether treaty relief may apply, subject to eligibility. |
| Capital gains | ✓ Asset type, acquisition and sale dates, holding period and eligible costs. | ✓ Review the computation under the applicable tax-year rules. |
| Repatriation support | ✓ Source and purpose of funds, tax position and bank requirements. | ✓ Identify relevant tax and remittance documentation. |
| TDS and refunds | ✓ Tax deducted, certificates, income records and final liability. | ✓ Reconcile credits and assess whether a refund claim may be available. |
| Foreign Tax Credit | ✓ Foreign tax paid, income category and limitation rules. | ✓ Review potential credit relief where the applicable rules permit it. |
| Cross-border reporting | ✓ US tax status, accounts, assets and applicable reporting tests. | ✓ Route FBAR / Form 8938 questions to the appropriate US reporting review. |
| Assigned expert | ✓ Jurisdiction, service scope and case complexity. | ✓ Identify the practitioner responsible for the agreed engagement. |
| Fees and digital process | ✓ Deliverables, limits, additional work and approval steps. | ✓ Confirm scope and fees before work proceeds. |
We review your residential status, income, investments and applicable tax requirements before recommending the next steps.
A structured process to collect your information, review your tax position, prepare your return and provide post-filing support.
Tell us about your residential status, income sources, investments, property, foreign income and specific tax concerns.
Securely provide the tax documents, income records, investment statements and other information relevant to your situation.
A relevant tax professional reviews your information, identifies applicable tax provisions and determines the filing and compliance requirements.
Your return is prepared based on the reviewed information and filed through the applicable tax filing process.
Get assistance with tax refunds, notices, documentation and future tax compliance where applicable.
Experiences shared by clients using our tax filing, DTAA, notice, property and cross-border tax services.
Our team includes Chartered Accountants, CPAs and tax professionals with experience across Indian taxation, US taxation and cross-border tax matters.
Review the practitioners listed below and their stated areas of practice. Each engagement should identify the professional responsible for the relevant jurisdiction and agreed scope.
CAChartered Accountant
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CPAUS Certified Public Accountant
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CADTAA & Repatriation Specialist
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View Anoop Ranta profileOur work covers Indian tax filing, advisory and cross-border tax matters. The figures below should be displayed only after the relevant business owner and CRM/finance owner approve their definitions and reporting period.
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* Based on Savetaxs internal records. Measurement period: January 2023–September 2026.
Tell us where you live, what Indian income or assets you have, and which tax issue you need help with. We’ll review your enquiry and explain the appropriate service route, information required and next steps.
Discuss residential status, Indian income, DTAA, property taxation, repatriation or cross-border reporting.
Understand which information and documents may be needed for the relevant review.
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Clear and Concise Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions for Better Understanding and Guidance
Not every NRI is automatically required to file an Indian income-tax return. The filing obligation depends on taxable income and the statutory conditions that apply to the relevant tax year. Indian rent, interest, capital gains and other Indian-source income may need to be considered. The law also depends on the year: the Income-tax Act, 1961 governs tax years beginning before 1 April 2026; the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies to tax years beginning on or after that date. A review of your income and status can help determine whether filing is required.
Residential status helps determine the scope of income taxable in India. It is assessed separately for each tax year using the applicable statutory tests and facts such as days spent in India; special rules may apply in some circumstances. For tax years beginning before 1 April 2026, the relevant rules are under the Income-tax Act, 1961. For tax years beginning on or after that date, Section 6 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies. Citizenship or a passport alone does not determine Indian tax residence.
Treaty relief is not automatic. The applicable DTAA, tax residence, type and source of income, tax paid and supporting documents must be reviewed. For tax years governed by the Income-tax Act, 2025, a non-resident may need to furnish treaty-relief information through Form 41 under Section 159 and Rule 75, where applicable. Earlier tax years remain subject to the relevant provisions and documentation for those years. The required evidence depends on the treaty and the claim.
The calculation generally considers the sale consideration, eligible acquisition and improvement costs, transfer expenses and the rules applying to the property and transaction. The holding period, acquisition date, sale date, available exemptions and the law applicable to that tax year can affect the result. Indexation should be applied only where the relevant provisions permit it. Tax withheld at the time of sale is considered separately from the final capital-gains computation.
A buyer may have a tax-withholding obligation when purchasing immovable property from a non-resident seller. The applicable rule and reporting route depend on the transaction date, buyer category and other facts; resident-seller rules should not be assumed. From 1 October 2026, a resident individual or HUF buyer who is required to deduct tax on a qualifying purchase from a non-resident seller may use Form 141 Schedule E under Section 393(2) of the Income-tax Act, 2025. Other buyer categories or circumstances may follow a different process.
