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Income Tax

NRI and International Taxation Services in Mumbai

Indian tax for people and businesses with one foot abroad – returns, treaty relief, remittances and property sales.

Money crossing a border is taxed by two countries and watched by two sets of regulators. For NRIs, that means Indian tax on rent, interest, investments and property sales, with TDS rates that are often higher than the tax actually due. For Indian businesses, it means tax on payments to non-residents and the certificates banks need before they'll remit. Both are handled here – mostly online, so distance isn't a problem.

Who this is for

  • NRIs with rent, NRO interest or investments in India
  • NRIs selling property or shares in India
  • Indians moving abroad, or returning home
  • Residents with foreign income or assets
  • Indian businesses paying foreign vendors, consultants or group companies

What's covered

Residential status

Days of stay, employment abroad and income thresholds analysed to decide whether you are Resident, RNOR or Non-Resident for the year.

NRI income tax returns

Rent, NRO interest, dividends and capital gains reported, and excess TDS claimed back as a refund.

Treaty (DTAA) relief

The tax treaty between India and your country of residence applied, with the Tax Residency Certificate and Form 10F in place, to avoid being taxed twice.

Selling property in India

Capital gains worked out, a lower TDS certificate applied for before the sale, reinvestment options reviewed, and excess TDS refunded through the return.

Form 15CA / 15CB

The chartered accountant certificate and online forms needed to send money abroad, with the taxability of each remittance determined.

Payments to non-residents

TDS on fees, royalties, interest and other payments by Indian businesses to foreign parties, applying treaty rates where available.

Repatriation

Remitting NRO balances within FEMA limits, with the documents banks ask for.

Moving back to India

Planning around RNOR status, foreign income and assets after return, and NRE/FCNR account conversion.

Foreign assets for residents

Foreign accounts, shares, RSUs and property disclosed correctly, and foreign tax credit claimed.

What you get

  • Residential status note
  • Filed return and refund tracking
  • Lower TDS certificate (property sales)
  • Form 15CB certificate with UDIN
  • Remittance checklist for your bank

Documents to keep ready

  • Passport pages with travel dates
  • PAN
  • NRO/NRE bank statements
  • Rent agreements and property documents
  • Sale deed and purchase cost (for property sales)
  • Tax Residency Certificate
  • Invoices and agreements (for business remittances)

You'll get an exact list for your case at the start.

How it works

  1. 1

    You tell us what's going on.

    A short call or email: what you need, what's already been filed, and what the deadline is.

  2. 2

    You get a checklist.

    One specific list of documents for your case – nothing generic, nothing you don't need.

  3. 3

    We do the working.

    Records are reviewed, figures are matched with government portals, and the return, report or reply is prepared.

  4. 4

    You see it before it's filed.

    The draft is walked through with you, in plain language, before anything is signed or submitted.

  5. 5

    We file and send you proof.

    Acknowledgements and final copies come to you the same day.

  6. 6

    We stay on it.

    Processing, intimations and any follow-up from the department are tracked until the matter is closed.

Questions people ask

Does an NRI have to file a return in India?

Yes, if taxable Indian income is above the basic exemption limit. It's also worth filing to claim back excess TDS – which is common on property sales and interest.

Why is the TDS on my property sale so high? Can it be reduced?

TDS on payments to non-residents is deducted on the sale price at higher rates, unless the buyer receives a lower deduction certificate. That certificate can be applied for before the sale, based on your actual gain.

Can everything be done while I'm abroad?

Yes. Returns, certificates and department responses are all online. Documents are shared electronically and calls are scheduled across time zones.

Our company is paying a foreign consultant. What do we need?

The taxability of the payment has to be determined, TDS deducted at the right rate (treaty or domestic), and Form 15CA/15CB filed before the bank remits.

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Need help with NRI & International Taxation? Call +91 99676 46373, email nishita993@gmail.com, or use the contact form.

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