For non-resident Indians with India-sourced income — rent, interest, capital gains, or business income — filed accurately, with DTAA relief claimed where it applies.
As an NRI, your India tax liability is limited to income that arises or is received in India — rent, interest, capital gains, and similar sources — not your salary or business income earned abroad. Getting the residency status, income classification, and DTAA claims right is where most NRI returns go wrong, and where a wrong entry can mean paying tax twice on the same income.
Where India has a tax treaty with your country of residence, we apply the right relief method and file the supporting paperwork so you aren't taxed twice on the same income.
Rent, interest, capital gains, and other India-sourced income classified and reported correctly, whatever mix applies to you.
Interest earned, TDS already deducted, and account type are reconciled against your AIS so nothing gets double-counted or missed.
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Upload your passport, bank statements, and income details through a secure portal — no originals needed.
Your return is drafted, treaty relief applied where you're eligible, and reviewed by a CA before filing.
We file on your behalf and send the acknowledgement and computation straight to your inbox.
No — as an NRI, only income that arises or is received in India is taxable here. Salary earned and received abroad for work done abroad isn't taxed in India, even if it's later remitted.
If India has a tax treaty with your country of residence, DTAA lets you claim credit for tax already paid there, or apply a lower treaty rate — but you'll need a Tax Residency Certificate and Form 10F to actually claim it.
Your tax treatment can shift within the same financial year if you move back to India or abroad partway through. We work out your residential status under Section 6 and file your return accordingly.
Generally yes, the same due date applies for most NRIs — though the deadline can differ if you have business income requiring an audit. We'll confirm which one applies to your specific case.
You can file directly on the income tax portal from abroad — but NRI returns carry real risk of double taxation if DTAA isn't claimed correctly, or of misreported income if NRO/NRE interest and TDS aren't reconciled properly. We handle it entirely remotely, across time zones, so you're not chasing forms between two countries.
Three situations we see constantly — see which one matches yours.
01A belated return or an Updated Return (ITR-U) can often still fix it — the cost of waiting only goes up.
02Sole proprietor or running a partnership — we handle your business income tax return with accurate books and timely filing.

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No books of accounts, no audit — just income declared at the prescribed rate under the presumptive taxation scheme.