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Expatriate Taxation

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About The Expatriate Taxation

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Expatriate Taxation is a specialized area of taxation that addresses the tax implications for individuals working or residing in a foreign country. In India, expatriates and non-residents may be subject to Indian tax laws based on their residential status, the source of their income, and the duration of their stay. Our Expatriate Taxation Service is designed to help expatriates and non-resident Indians (NRIs) navigate the complex tax landscape, ensuring compliance with Indian tax laws and optimizing their tax liability.

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Benefits

Our Expatriate Taxation Service ensures that you remain compliant with the applicable Indian tax laws and regulations, minimizing the risk of penalties and interest charges due to non-compliance. .

We provide personalized tax planning solutions to help expatriates and NRIs optimize their tax liability, considering factors such as residential status, income sources, and tax treaty provisions. .

Our team of experts will guide you through the Indian tax filing process, ensuring accuracy and timeliness while simplifying the process for your convenience. .

We offer expert advice on expatriate taxation matters, keeping you informed about the latest developments in Indian tax laws and their potential impact on your financial situation. .

Steps

We will conduct a comprehensive review of your residential status, income sources, and tax payments to identify potential tax-saving opportunities and compliance requirements.

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Our team of experts will develop personalized tax planning strategies tailored to your unique situation, considering factors such as tax treaty provisions and deductions available under Indian tax laws.

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We will assist you in gathering the necessary documentation, accurately calculating your tax liability, and preparing your Indian income tax return.

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Our team will file your income tax return with the Indian tax authorities, ensuring timely submission and compliance with all applicable regulations.

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We will provide ongoing support and updates on expatriate taxation matters, ensuring that you remain informed about any changes in tax laws and their potential implications for your financial situation.

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Requisties

  • PAN (Permanent Account Number) for individuals

  • Valid email address and mobile number

  • Proof of residential status (e.g., visa, passport)

  • Documentation of Indian and foreign-sourced income (e.g., salary slips, bank statements)

  • Details of any tax payments made in India and other countries

  • Information on tax treaties or agreements between India and the foreign countries involved

Deliverables

  • Comprehensive assessment of your residential status and income sources

  • Personalized tax planning strategies for expatriates and NRIs

  • Accurate calculation of your Indian tax liability

  • Assistance with income tax return preparation and filing

  • Ongoing support and updates on expatriate taxation matters

Frequently Asked Questions

In India, the residential status of an individual is determined based on their physical presence in the country during a given financial year (April 1st to March 31st). An individual can be classified as a Resident or Non-Resident (NRI). Residents are further classified into "Resident and Ordinarily Resident" (ROR) and "Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident" (RNOR). Different tax rules apply to each category. .

Expatriates and NRIs are taxed in India based on their residential status. Residents (ROR) are taxed on their global income, while RNORs and NRIs are taxed only on their Indian-sourced income. .

Yes, you may be eligible to claim a Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) for taxes paid in your home country on your Indian-sourced income, subject to certain conditions and limitations. The availability and extent of the FTC depend on the provisions of the relevant tax treaty between India and your home country. .

Tax treaties between India and other countries may include provisions that impact expatriates and NRIs, such as tie-breaker rules for determining tax residency, reduced withholding tax rates on specific types of income, and methods for relief from double taxation (e.g., credit or exemption methods). .

To determine if a DTAA exists between India and your home country, you can refer to the list of tax treaties available on the website of the Indian Income Tax Department or consult with our team of experts for guidance .

The deadline for filing income tax returns in India typically falls on July 31st of the assessment year, which follows the financial year (April 1st to March 31st) for which the return is being filed. However, this deadline may be extended by the Indian tax authorities under certain circumstances. It is crucial to file your income tax return on time to avoid penalties and interest charges. .

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  • Locations

    Kashmir to Kanyakumari

  • Email Address

    info@professionalsaathi.com

    partners@professionalsaathi.com

  • Contact Numbers

    +91 8950296299

    +91 9315650745

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