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Claim DTAA benefits correctly and use foreign tax credits efficiently to reduce double taxation in India and the US.
Optimize My TaxesStructure your India stay and RNOR status carefully while managing US residency and substantial presence rules.
Review Residency StatusPlan vesting, exercising, and selling timelines to improve post-tax returns across India and US tax systems.
Plan My Equity TaxesReview applicable indexation and cost-basis rules.
Reduce Capital Gains TaxAlign Indian deductions, retirement contributions, and global investments for better long-term tax efficiency.
Improve Tax EfficiencyManage applicable remittance forms, FBAR, FATCA, and foreign asset reporting.
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India and US reporting rules require separate disclosures for foreign accounts, investments, and financial assets beyond regular tax filing.
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Final estimated tax payment deadline for the previous US tax year. Important for self-employed NRIs, investors, and RSU holders.
Final advance tax installment deadline in India. Delayed payments may attract interest under Sections 234B and 234C.
Last date for Section 80C investments, tax-saving deductions, and RNOR-related planning opportunities.
US federal tax filing deadline and final date for eligible IRA and HSA contributions for the prior year.
File Indian income tax returns, claim DTAA relief, and report foreign assets where applicable.
Important for NRIs with investment income, capital gains, RSUs, or self-employment earnings.
Final deadline for reporting eligible foreign financial accounts under FinCEN Form 114.
Review Roth conversions, tax-loss harvesting, charitable deductions, and year-end investment strategies.
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Read the common tax-related questions asked by taxpayers from our experts.
India-US cross-border tax planning helps NRIs coordinate their Indian and US tax obligations when they have income, investments, property, retirement accounts, or other financial interests in both countries. Planning may cover DTAA benefits, foreign tax credits, capital gains, residency, RSUs, foreign asset reporting, and repatriation.
NRIs may be able to reduce double taxation through applicable India-US tax treaty provisions and foreign tax credits. A US taxpayer may generally claim an eligible foreign tax credit for qualifying Indian income taxes, subject to US foreign tax credit rules and limitations. Form 1116 is commonly used when required.
Potentially, yes. Eligible US taxpayers may claim a foreign tax credit for qualifying Indian income taxes paid or accrued on foreign-source income, subject to applicable IRS rules. Form 1116 is generally used to calculate the credit when the simplified election does not apply.
The India-US DTAA is a tax treaty that contains rules for allocating taxing rights and providing relief from double taxation for qualifying taxpayers. The applicable treaty article depends on the type of income, residency status, and other facts. Treaty benefits can involve credits, exemptions, reduced rates, or other relief.
US citizens and residents may have US reporting obligations for certain Indian bank accounts, securities, investments, and other foreign financial assets. FBAR generally applies when the aggregate maximum value of qualifying foreign financial accounts exceeds $10,000 at any time during the calendar year. Form 8938 has separate reporting rules and thresholds.