Expert CA-assisted income tax return filing for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) – whether you have salary from India, rental income, capital gains, or foreign assets. We ensure correct residency status, claim DTAA relief, report foreign accounts accurately, and file the appropriate ITR form (ITR-1/ITR-2/ITR-3) for AY 2026-27. Stay compliant with Indian tax laws while optimising your tax liability.
Residential status is the foundation of NRI taxation. For FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27), an individual is considered a Non-Resident (NRI) if they stay in India for less than 182 days during the financial year. However, there are two additional conditions for individuals leaving India for employment or as a crew member. Special rules also apply for Indian citizens visiting India (deemed resident if total income exceeds ₹15 lakh and stay is 120+ days but less than 182 days). Our experts compute your exact status – NRI, RNOR (Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident), or ROR – to determine tax liability.
Correct Residency = Correct Tax Liability
As an NRI, you are taxed in India only on income that accrues or arises in India. Your foreign income (salary earned abroad, foreign rental, foreign capital gains) is generally not taxable in India, unless it is deemed to be received in India. The following Indian-sourced incomes are taxable:
Foreign income is not taxable in India for NRIs, but must be reported in Schedule FA (foreign assets) if you hold any.
Only India-sourced income is taxed for NRIs
Choosing the correct ITR form is critical to avoid defective return notices. NRIs cannot file ITR-1, ITR-4 if they have foreign assets or are not resident ordinarily. Most NRIs file:
Our CA team will determine the correct form based on your income sources and asset holdings.
ITR-2 is the Standard Form for NRIs
India has Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) with over 90 countries. As an NRI, you can avoid paying tax twice on the same income – once in India and once in your country of residence. Our process for claiming DTAA relief:
Without TRC and Form 10F, you cannot claim treaty benefits. We help you prepare and submit these documents.
TRC + Form 10F = Lower TDS / Refund
Every NRI holding any foreign asset or having any foreign income must file ITR with Schedule FA properly filled. Failure to report can attract a penalty of ₹10 lakh under the Black Money Act. The following must be disclosed:
Our experts help you compile and report these details accurately to ensure full compliance.
Accurate Schedule FA = Avoid Penalties
We provide a personalised checklist based on your case
Average turnaround: 4–6 working days after document submission.
Status → Docs → Compute → File → Verify
Specialised NRI tax experts with cross-border experience
Deep understanding of double taxation treaties, foreign asset disclosure rules, and NRI-specific compliance.
We help claim lower TDS rates or foreign tax credit, saving significant tax outflows for NRIs.
Meticulous foreign asset reporting to avoid penalties under the Black Money Act.
We work with NRIs across USA, UK, UAE, Canada, Singapore, Australia, and more – 24/7 assistance via email/WhatsApp.
Strategic advice on indexation, Section 54/54EC exemptions for property sales, and tax optimisation.
Recover excess TDS deducted at higher rates (e.g., 30% on NRO interest or property sale) by timely ITR filing.
For NRIs with salary, one house property, bank interest, and moderate capital gains – includes foreign asset disclosure.
Multiple house properties, foreign income, DTAA claim, complex capital gains (property, shares, crypto), or business income.
Filing for earlier years, late returns, or corrections.
*GST extra as applicable. Fee includes form filing but excludes government fees (nil).
Expert-assisted filing for all Income Tax Return forms
Don’t lose money on excess TDS or face penalties for non-disclosure of foreign assets. Our NRI tax experts ensure 100% compliance and maximum tax savings. Get started today.