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NRI tax services
DTAA assistance for a non-resident individual with income connected to India and another country or territory — residential-status analysis, treaty-article review, documentation and reporting of relief through exemption, reduced-rate or foreign-tax-credit mechanisms where the applicable agreement and domestic law permit.
Professional preparation · Secure filing · Guided verification
What's included when you work with us on dtaa.
Determine residential status under Indian domestic law and identify the relevant residence article of the applicable tax treaty
Map Indian income to the relevant DTAA articles — employment, independent services, interest, dividends, royalties, fees for technical services, capital gains, pensions and immovable property
Review treaty entitlement under section 90 or section 90A of the Income-tax Act, 1961
Review the Tax Residency Certificate issued by the foreign tax authority and the prescribed information in Form 10F
Review Indian withholding-tax treatment and treaty-rate documentation for banks, tenants, employers, payers and other withholding agents
Prepare or review foreign-tax-credit information and Form 67 where credit is claimed for foreign tax against Indian tax
Report treaty relief, exempt income, foreign income, foreign assets and tax credits in the applicable Indian income tax return
A fixed sequence — each step depends on the one before it.
Establish the individual's Indian residential status and treaty residence for FY 2025-26
Identify the applicable DTAA and map each income stream to its treaty article
Obtain and review the foreign Tax Residency Certificate and Form 10F information
Calculate Indian tax under domestic law and compare it with the treaty treatment
Review withholding documents and foreign-tax-credit evidence
Prepare the applicable return schedules, Form 67 or other prescribed documentation where required
File the Indian return and retain the treaty documents and supporting evidence
Keep these documents ready so your filing can move smoothly.
Statutory dates for FY 2025-26 / AY 2026-27 — confirm against the current filing calendar before relying on them.
No. A PAN identifies the taxpayer in India. Treaty relief generally also requires satisfaction of the applicable treaty conditions and, for a non-resident claiming relief under section 90, a foreign Tax Residency Certificate.
It provides prescribed information about the non-resident's residence and treaty entitlement where that information isn't already contained in the Tax Residency Certificate.
The treaty may provide relief where its conditions are satisfied. The taxpayer must compare the domestic-law and treaty provisions and apply the one that lawfully gives the applicable treatment.
Furnishing information to claim foreign-tax credit in India, subject to the applicable rules, documentation and filing conditions.
Share your situation with the team and understand what your filing requires.
Property Tax
Indian property-tax support for non-resident individuals holding or transferring immovable property in India — income from house property, municipal-property-tax records, tax deducted from rent or sale consideration, capital gains and related remittance documentation.
Capital Gains
Capital-gains support for a non-resident individual transferring Indian securities, mutual funds, immovable property, unlisted shares or other Indian capital assets during FY 2025-26 — computation, exemptions, withholding under section 195, lower-deduction applications and reporting in the Indian income tax return.
Tax Filing
Indian income tax return preparation and filing for non-resident individuals for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) — residential-status review, Indian income, foreign income and assets where reportable, TDS and tax-payment reconciliation, applicable treaty claims and electronic filing.