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NRI & expat advisory

NRI & expatriate advisory

Two mirror-image situations. Non-residents who still have income, property and family obligations in India, and expatriates living in India whose home-country affairs continue while they are here. Both need someone who can hold both sides at once.

Who this is for

NRIs abroad and expatriates in India

For NRIs & OCIs with interests in India

You have left, but India has not left your balance sheet: property, deposits, shares, inheritance and family responsibilities.

  • Residential status determination and the correct return each year
  • NRE, NRO and FCNR account structure, and what may be moved between them
  • Rental income, TDS at non-resident rates and lower-deduction certificates
  • Property sale: capital gains computation, TDS and repatriation limits
  • Inheritance, succession and gift documentation across two jurisdictions
  • Repatriation of funds with Form 15CA/CB and bank documentation

For expatriates living in India

Assignees and founders based in India who still have obligations back home.

  • Residential status and the point at which worldwide income becomes taxable in India
  • Salary structuring, split payroll and social security or totalisation positions
  • Treaty relief on home-country income and foreign tax credit claims
  • Disclosure of foreign assets once you become a resident taxpayer
  • Registration formalities, PAN, and exit clearance planning at the end of the assignment
  • Coordination with your home-country accountant so both returns align

Services

What we handle

Residential status review

The single fact that drives everything else, calculated properly each year rather than assumed from last year.

Income tax filing

Indian returns for non-residents and expatriates, including capital gains, rental income and treaty claims.

Property & repatriation

Purchase, sale, TDS certificates, capital gains and moving proceeds out of India lawfully.

Banking structure

The right mix of NRE, NRO and FCNR accounts for how you actually earn and spend.

Succession & family

Wills, nominations, inheritance documentation and intergenerational transfers across borders.

Representation

Responding to notices, assessments and rectifications while you are in another time zone.

Our process

How we help

Every engagement runs the same way, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.

  1. Status and asset map

    Residency for the year, plus a clear list of every Indian and foreign asset and income stream.

  2. Gap review

    Past filings, TDS credits, unreported income and account classifications checked for problems worth fixing now.

  3. Action plan

    A written plan for the year: filings, certificates, account changes and documentation to obtain.

  4. Execution

    Returns filed, certificates obtained, banks instructed and forms lodged, with confirmations shared.

  5. Annual review

    Status recalculated each year, because a change in travel changes the whole position.

Enquiry

Send us your situation

Where you live, where your assets are, and what is worrying you. That is enough to start.

The more context you give, the more useful the first conversation will be.

FAQs

NRI and expat questions

Let's map your pathway — and the money behind it

A first consultation covers eligibility, realistic timelines, total cost and the tax consequences of the move. You leave with a written plan, not a brochure.