On a foreign payroll and worried about being taxed in two countries? We work out your residential status, apply the right tax treaty, and claim foreign tax credit with Form 44 so you only pay what you actually owe.
NRI, RNOR or Resident — we apply the day-count and DTAA tie-breaker rules so you are taxed correctly, not twice.
Claim foreign tax credit under the relevant treaty and file Form 44 before the deadline so the tax you paid abroad is set off.
Salary, RSUs, ESOPs, dividends and interest — reported with the right FMV and forex conversion.
Working in the US, UK, Europe, UAE, Gulf, Singapore or Australia with income linked to India.
Moved back to India recently and unsure how your foreign income and RNOR status are taxed.
Tax was deducted overseas and you want to make sure India gives you credit for it.
No hourly billing, no surprises — all-inclusive · CA-reviewed.
Not if it is handled right. India has tax treaties (DTAA) with most countries. We claim foreign tax credit under the treaty and file Form 44, so the tax you paid abroad is set off against your Indian liability.
Form 44 is the declaration that lets you claim foreign tax credit — it replaced the old Form 67 under the Income-tax Act, 2025. It must be filed on or before your return — miss it and the credit can be denied. We file it for you in time.
If you have income that accrues or is received in India (rent, capital gains, interest), yes. We work out your residential status and file only what is required.
It depends on your residential status. As a non-resident, foreign salary is usually not taxable in India; as RNOR or Resident it can be. We determine this correctly so you neither over- nor under-report.
Yes for a standard foreign-income return including DTAA relief and Form 44. Highly complex cases are quoted upfront before any work starts.
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