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Expert CA support for tax filing, GST, and compliance with maximum savings.
Specialized NRI support for cross-border tax, DTAA, and USA–India filings.
Expert-assisted NRI ITR filing – accurate, DTAA-optimized, with dedicated CA support.
We understand the tax complexities faced by NRIs, PIOs, and foreign nationals with income from India. Whether it’s capital gains, rental income, or cross-border remittances — Savetaxs ensures accurate, compliant, and stress-free ITR filing.
From choosing the right ITR form to maximizing deductions, our tax experts handle everything — so NRIs can file returns from anywhere, stress-free.
Your time is important, and we get that. At Savetaxs, you get expert advice, prompt replies, and timely submission of your income tax filings for NRIs, all with zero stress.
We are here to simplify the complex NRI taxation in India law for you. With Savetaxs, you get maximum tax returns and excellent consulting services.
Our sole mission is to identify every possible deduction through the complex laws and regulations, utilizing our expert-guided process to maximize your tax benefits.
Filing your tax return from abroad? Don't worry, our team is prompt and fast in processing all your NRI tax-related issues.
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Our team of experts is just a click or a call away. We are available to you around the clock to provide any tax consulting advice for NRIs and address your issues related to NRI Taxation services for non-residents of India and beyond.
Experience Stress-free ITR Form Filing with Savetaxs, as We Ensure Your Forms are Filed Accurately with Maximum Refund Support.
for NRIs with Capital Gains, Rental Income, or Multiple Assets
This form is for a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) or for an NRI whose total income for the year exceeds 50 lakhs, which includes income from either a pension or a salary, income from rent through more than one property, income from different sources, exclud
for NRIs with Business or Professional Income in India
This form is used by HUFs and NRIs who derive their income from a proprietary business or are engaged in a profession. You are eligible to file this form if you have income from carrying on a profession or a business and not opting for presumptive income.
for Presumptive Taxation (Section 44ADA/44AE)
Our experts help you in filing ITR 4 accurately. You must opt for this form if you have opted for presumptive taxation under Income Tax Law section 44AD, 44ADA, or 44AE. Have professional or business income less than 50 lakhs or as an NRI, if you have no
Avoid Double Taxation
File Form 67 to claim the foreign tax credit and ensures that this is filed before your ITR. We'll help you claim every refund you're entitled to and ensure that you don't pay taxes twice on the same income.
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Read the commonly asked questions by NRIs from our experts and resolve all your queries
Yes, under the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy, in most sectors, NRIs can own 100% of a company in India, particularly through a Private Limited Company structure. Under this policy, the NRIs and foreign nationals can register for a public limited company, private limited company, or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India.
No, NRIs do not need to visit India for incorporation, as the registration process can be done online and remotely. However, the documents of NRIs should be apostilled and notarized by the Indian consulate or embassy in their resident country to meet the regulatory requirements. Apart from this, at least one resident in the company should be in a director position.
The documents required for NRI incorporation include an apostilled and notarized foreign passport, proof of foreign address, passport-sized colored photos, a Director Identification Number (DIN), and a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for directors, and the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) of the company.
Generally, the incorporation of a private limited company in India takes 12-18 days for registration. This timeline depends on the time individuals take to complete the registration process and the workload of the officials processing the application.
Under the RBI/FEMA restrictions, NRIs can hold NRE, NRO, or FCNR accounts; they are not eligible for opening a resident savings account in India. Also, they can only invest in Indian stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, but do not qualify for the agricultural sectors. Additionally, in India, they can only buy commercial and residential property and are restricted from purchasing any type of plantation property. Furthermore, when it comes to repatriation, NRIs can fully repatriate FCNR/ NRE accounts and NRO accounts up to US$1 million yearly after all taxes and face lending, loans, and borrowing restrictions from the RBI.
No, it is not always simple or possible for companies to repatriate their profits abroad easily. It is because the repatriation process is subject to international and local taxes, regulations, and currency exchange laws. Additionally, from country to country, it can vary. However, it issue can be resolved with a well-planned strategy, proper understanding of the tax laws, and taking help from tax professionals.