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- Income from one country + India
- NRO/NRE bank interest reporting
- TDS refund claim
- Basic DTAA applicability
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- Dedicated CA consultation (1-on-1)
Expert-assisted ITR filing for NRIs with income from salary, property, investments, or business—accurate, DTAA-optimized, and backed by dedicated CA support.
We understand the tax complexities faced by NRIs, PIOs, and foreign nationals with income from India. Whether it’s capital gains, rental income, or cross-border remittances — Savetaxs ensures accurate, compliant, and stress-free ITR filing.
From choosing the right ITR form to maximizing deductions, our tax experts handle everything — so NRIs can file returns from anywhere, stress-free.
Your time is important, and we get that. At Savetaxs, you get expert advice, prompt replies, and timely submission of your income tax filings for NRIs, all with zero stress.
We are here to simplify the complex NRI taxation in India law for you. With Savetaxs, you get maximum tax returns and excellent consulting services.
Our sole mission is to identify every possible deduction through the complex laws and regulations, utilizing our expert-guided process to maximize your tax benefits.
Filing your tax return from abroad? Don't worry, our team is prompt and fast in processing all your NRI tax-related issues.
We believe in transparency with our clients, and therefore, every conversation and piece of data is guaranteed to be end-to-end encrypted and protected by strict privacy protocols.
Our team of experts is just a click or a call away. We are available to you around the clock to provide any tax consulting advice for NRIs and address your issues related to NRI Taxation services for non-residents of India and beyond.
Experience Stress-free ITR Form Filing with Savetaxs, as We Ensure Your Forms are Filed Accurately with Maximum Refund Support.
for NRIs with Capital Gains, Rental Income, or Multiple Assets
This form is for a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) or for an NRI whose total income for the year exceeds 50 lakhs, which includes income from either a pension or a salary, income from rent through more than one property, income from different sources, exclud
for NRIs with Business or Professional Income in India
This form is used by HUFs and NRIs who derive their income from a proprietary business or are engaged in a profession. You are eligible to file this form if you have income from carrying on a profession or a business and not opting for presumptive income.
for Presumptive Taxation (Section 44ADA/44AE)
Our experts help you in filing ITR 4 accurately. You must opt for this form if you have opted for presumptive taxation under Income Tax Law section 44AD, 44ADA, or 44AE. Have professional or business income less than 50 lakhs or as an NRI, if you have no
Avoid Double Taxation
File Form 67 to claim the foreign tax credit and ensures that this is filed before your ITR. We'll help you claim every refund you're entitled to and ensure that you don't pay taxes twice on the same income.
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An Indian citizen or a foreign person of Indian origin (PIO) who jas stayed in any foreign country for employment, business, or vocation fr more than 182 days is considered a Non-Resident Indian.
NRIs do not need to file ITRs just because of their non-resident status. However, filing of an IRR is mandatory if your total income generated in India exceeds a certain amount. The Income Tax Act 1961 states that NRIs, OCIs, and PIOs need to file their income tax return only if their annual income exceeds:
According to the old tax regime, taxable income in the financial year exceeds the basic exemption limit of Rs 2,50,000, while under the new tax regime, the income exceeds Rs 300,000.
Before filing for tax services for Non-Resident Indians, it is essential to have all the required documents to ensure a smooth process. These are the documents that need to be ready:
PAN Card: An essential document required for your tax filing.
Passport: This is required to determine your citizenship and residential status.
Form 16: If you have worked in India, your employer will provide you with Form 16. which include details about tax, TDS refunds, deductions, and income.
Bank Account Details: This is required to deposit your tax refund, if any
Bank statements: Copies of all the bank statements for the last financial year to track your interest income.
Property documents: If you won any piece of property in India, keep records related to it ready
Rent Receipts: If you have any rented property in India, you must keep all the rent receipts and related accounts ready.
Investment statements: All statements regarding investments made in India, including mutual funds and stocks.
Paid tax details: Proof of any taxes that have been paid during the financial year.
Foreign income details: Keep all the documents related to income earned outside India ready.
Additional details may be requested by officials based on your specific case, such as a TDS certificate, a TRC certificate, agricultural income details, or further documentation.
Choosing the correct form in import is crucial, as IRE forms for NRIs vary based on their income sources. The ITR-2 form is applicable for all types of income, except for income earned for business purposes. For business income, NRIs need to use the ITR-3 form.
Yes, NRIs can file their income tax return themselves; however, one must be aware of the entire process, as filing an ITR can be a complex and peculiar process, and even a minor mistake can lead to the department sending a notice, which can cause a delay. However, it is advisable to take NRI tax filing assistance for overseas residents while filing an ITR.
DTAA, or a double tax avoidance agreement, is a treaty that is signed between countries to avoid double taxation on the exact source of income for the NRIs. The treaties encompass a range of taxes, including inheritance taxes, income taxes, additional taxes, and other taxes.
You need people who are experts in taxation systems and are well-versed in tax laws to help you avoid double taxation. However, three factors can help you claim your DTAA benefits.
Deductions: As a taxpayer, you can claim the taxes paid to the foreign government as a deduction in the country of residence.
Exemption: DTAA relief under this method can be claimed in any country.
Tax credit: You can claim refunds in the country where you reside under this provision.
Apart from these methods, several strategies can be avoided or minimized, such as leveraging tax treaties, utilizing the earned income exclusion, paying salaries instead of dividends, and more.
Yes, you can file a revised income tax return as a non-resident Indian (NRI), but you will be liable for late-filing fees.
July 31st is the last date for filing the NRI income tax return in India unless the government extends it.
FEMA is the Foreign Exchange Management Act, which was enacted in 1999. This is the primary law in India for governing foreign exchange transactions. The goal of FEMA certifications is to simplify and liberalize foreign exchange regulations, facilitating international trade payments and investments.
There are various types of FEMA certifications, like FEMA Compliance certification, CA certification for foreign remittance, FEMA validation certification, and more.
Form 15CA/CB is the tax document that is used when you need to send money abroad. Form 15CA is a declaration that can be filed online regarding the payment, while Form 15CB is a certificate issued by a Chartered Accountant (CA). In brief, these forms are used by the government to track foreign income and ensure that taxes are paid accurately.
Savetaxs helps NRIs file their income taxes with expert assistance, ensuring tax compliance for NRIs with respect to Indian tax laws and acts. Our team of experts will assist you with a range of income sources, including income from property sales, interest income, and share trading, among others. Savetaxs experts help NRIs navigate the complexities of the Indian tax system easily and ensure that all their tax obligations are fulfilled in a timely and accurate manner. In brief, we are committed to providing the highest quality NRI tax services in India.
Savetax has expertise in planning tax returns for NRIs to maximize their tax returns and minimize liabilities, from understanding NRI tax status to considering all income sources, including DTAAs. With this, our approach also includes strategic investment planning, which takes into consideration the income and interest from your NRE and NRO accounts, as well as potential investments in tax-efficient mutual funds, real estate, fixed deposits, and bonds.
Savetaxs doesn't leave you just there. We want our client to stick with us forever, and hence, we have our expertise in retirement planning strategies as part of our NRI tax planning services. Our team of experts is well-equipped with knowledge of all National Pension Scheme laws, offering tax benefits. With this, we can also assist with real estate investments, provident fund accounts, optimizing remittances, tax-efficient gifts, charitable donations, and everything that can save even a single penny from your hard-earned money. In a nutshell, all taxation services for NRIs are catered here.
The process of filing an NRI tax return with Savetaxs feels like a breeze because it's 100% digital and hassle-free, while providing around-the-clock tax filing assistance for non-residents. All you have to do is:
Step 1: Submit the documents
Step 2: Review the computation sheet
Step 3: Return filed, and an acknowledgment for the same will be generated.
The Savetaxs team comprises professional CAs with a combined experience of over 30 years in foreign taxation, ensuring only the best NRI taxation services are provided. Some then include:
Form 67 is used by the taxpayer to claim the foreign tax credit. It must be filed along with your ITR if you have foreign income and have paid taxes abroad. In the event of an updated return filing, ensure that Form 67 is filed before submitting the updated ITR.
Yes, capital gains from the sale of shares are taxable for NRIs based on the holding period.
Short-term capital gains (STCG): If shares are sold within a 12-month time frame, profits are taxed at a rate of 20%. However, long-term capital gains (LTCG) on shares held for over 12 months and the gains exceeding ₹1 lakh are taxed at a rate of 10%.