Indian tax help for NRIs in the USA
Income, property or investments in India while you live in the USA? A Mumbai Chartered Accountant handles your Indian tax work online, from returns and refunds to property sales and notices.
What US-based NRIs should know
- US citizens and green card holders are taxed by the US on worldwide income, so Indian rent, interest and capital gains usually have to be reported in both countries.
- Indian bank and investment accounts may need to be reported to US authorities under FBAR and FATCA rules; your US tax preparer will need clear Indian figures.
- Tax paid in India can usually be credited against US tax on the same income, so correct Indian TDS certificates and returns matter.
How we help
- Indian income tax return. Filing your ITR for rent, interest, capital gains or salary earned in India, and claiming refunds of excess TDS.
- Selling property in India. Capital gains computation, lower TDS certificate (Form 128), and Forms 145/146 to send the money abroad.
- Tax notices from India. Reading and replying to income tax and GST notices on your behalf, without you travelling to India.
- Treaty relief (DTAA). Tax residency certificate, Form 10F/41 and the right treaty rate, so you are not taxed twice.
- Bank and investment paperwork. NRE, NRO and FCNR accounts, repatriation limits, and TDS certificates for your Indian investments.
- Companies and startups. Setting up an Indian company, LLP or branch, and yearly ROC and GST compliance for founders living abroad.
How it works
- Send a WhatsApp or the contact form with your question and country.
- Free first call at a time that suits your time zone.
- Fixed fee quote before any work starts.
- Share documents online; we file and send you every acknowledgement.
Free guides
- NRI income tax in India: residency, taxable income and filing
- Selling property in India as an NRI
- DTAA for NRIs: how to avoid paying tax twice
Questions people ask
Do I need to file an Indian return if I live in the US?
Yes, if your Indian income is above the basic exemption limit, if you want a refund of excess TDS, or if you have capital gains to report.
Can you work with my US CPA?
Yes. We prepare the Indian return and figures, and share the documents your CPA needs for foreign income and tax credit reporting.
How do I pay your fees from abroad?
We share a fixed quote first. Payment details are shared with the quote.
Who will handle my work?
CA Abhishek Gupta, a practising Chartered Accountant in Mumbai, with his team at G Abhishek and Associates.
General information, not advice. Foreign tax rules are summarised only to explain why Indian figures matter; for advice under the law of the USA, consult a local adviser.