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NRE / NRO statements, foreign salary slips, overseas tax certificates, property docs.
DTAA, NRE/NRO reconciliation, Schedule FA, and Form 67 foreign tax credit — handled by a CA who specialises in cross-border tax.
NRE / NRO statements, foreign salary slips, overseas tax certificates, property docs.
We review residency status, DTAA article, Form 67 inputs, Schedule FA. Tax-planning Q&A included.
CA prepares ITR-2, you review and approve. E-verify via Aadhaar OTP or DSC. ITR-V to your inbox.
We auto-import 3 of these from your AIS & Form 26AS. You only upload what we don't already have.
“DTAA between India and Singapore — done correctly. Form 67 saved me ₹1.2L.”
Saved ₹1.2L via DTAA“Lived in three countries this year. CA mapped residency cleanly.”
ITR-2 filed · 3 days“Schedule FA for my US RSUs handled. Better than my last-year CA who missed half the assets.”
Schedule FA complete“Solid for the price. Communication was very clear.”
ITR-2 filed · 3 days“NRE / NRO reconciliation was untangled in 20 minutes on the call.”
ITR-2 filed · 2 days“DTAA + Section 54 on a UK property sale. Complex case, handled patiently.”
DTAA + Sec 54 appliedAll major bilateral DTAAs — US, UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Japan and 90+ others. We apply the right article (15, 16, 21, 23) based on your residency and income type.
No. Resident Indians with foreign income (US RSUs, foreign salary, overseas property income) also use this plan. Residency status is determined on the consult.
Schedule FA (Foreign Assets) is mandatory disclosure of foreign bank accounts, equity, custodian accounts, beneficial interest in trusts. Missing it triggers a Black Money Act inquiry — we make sure it's complete.
Form 67 (foreign tax credit) is filed before the ITR. We file Form 67 first, then attach it to your ITR-2.
Yes. Vesting events, exercise, sale — all three tax events handled with the right cost basis. We reconcile against your broker (E*Trade / Fidelity / Charles Schwab).
DTAA, Form 67, Schedule FA — handled correctly the first time.