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Tax Advisory for NRIs refers to expert consultation services offered to Non-Resident Indians regarding their income tax obligations in India. It involves careful planning, legal compliance, and strategy building to help NRIs minimize their tax liability while staying fully compliant with Indian tax regulations. NRIs often earn income through rent, dividends, interest, capital gains, or business dealings in India, which makes it essential to assess how Indian tax laws apply to them.
This service ensures that NRIs do not face double taxation (in India and their country of residence), avoid legal penalties, and plan their investments in a tax-efficient way. Tax advisory helps in areas like income tax return (ITR) filing, DTAA (Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement), capital gains calculations, TDS refunds, and remittance planning.
We specialize in NRI tax laws, helping you avoid common mistakes and penalties.
Our experts guide you through DTAA claims so you don’t pay tax twice on the same income.
We assess your India and foreign income to offer a balanced and legal tax-saving plan.
NRIs often face excess TDS deductions on property sales or FDs. We help you claim what’s rightfully yours.
You can access our services from any country via WhatsApp, Zoom, or Email.
Your documents are stored and handled securely—privacy and safety come first.
Planning to sell or buy real estate in India? We handle capital gains tax and other implications for you.
We help you legally repatriate your Indian income to your foreign account with no compliance hassle.
Tax doesn’t come once a year. We’re available for continuous consultation, anytime you need us.
Yes, if your income in India exceeds the basic exemption limit (currently ?2.5 lakh), you must file an ITR even if you live abroad. Also, if TDS has been deducted or if you want to claim a refund, filing an ITR is essential.
Only the income earned or accrued in India is taxable. This includes rental income, interest from Indian banks/FDs, capital gains from property, dividends, etc. Your foreign income is not taxable in India.
The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) allows NRIs to avoid paying tax twice—once in India and once in their country of residence. You can either claim exemption or tax credit, depending on the agreement with your country.
Yes. If more tax has been deducted at source (TDS) than your actual tax liability, you can file a return and claim a refund. For example, on property sales or NRO FD interest, excess TDS is common.
Yes, if you are earning any taxable income in India or planning to invest or sell property, you must have a PAN card to comply with Indian tax laws and for filing returns.
Yes. NRIs can invest in mutual funds, real estate, NPS, etc., and claim deductions under Section 80C, 80D, and others, just like resident Indians, subject to certain conditions.
If your total tax liability exceeds ?10,000 in a financial year, you need to pay advance tax quarterly. Missing this can attract interest under sections 234B and 234C.
You may lose your refund, attract penalties, and face issues with remittances, property sales, or compliance notices. Filing on time keeps your financial records clean.
NRIs are subject to TDS at 20% (LTCG) or 30% (STCG) on property sales. However, actual tax may be lower. We help with computation, exemption (under sections 54, 54EC), and refund claims.
Absolutely. We provide year-round strategic planning, including investments, asset transfers, and tax saving structures to keep your future worry-free.
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