Growth CircleIncome tax in India, filed correctly while you are abroad
We work out your residential status, prepare your Indian return and follow up with the tax department, so you do not have to be in India.
What we do
- Residential status review based on your travel days and Indian income
- ITR for Indian income: NRO interest, rent, capital gains and dividends
- Claims for refund of excess tax deducted at source
- Support with treaty (DTAA) claims and foreign tax credit papers, alongside your overseas tax advisor
- Income tax intimations and notices, followed up in India for you
- Planning before you return to India, including the RNOR window
Who it is for
NRIs, persons of Indian origin and OCI holders with income, investments or property in India, and families planning to return.
You may need this if
- Tax was deducted on your Indian income and you are not sure whether to file
- You are not certain whether you count as an NRI this year
- You have not filed in India for some years
- You received a notice or intimation from the tax department
- You are planning to move back to India
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Questions
Do I have to file an Indian return as an NRI?
It depends on your Indian income and the tax already deducted. Many NRIs file to claim refunds of excess TDS or to report capital gains. We review your position and tell you plainly whether filing is needed.
Can you file without my being in India?
Most of the work is done remotely. We use documents you share digitally and the tax department's online processes. If a step needs your personal action, we tell you exactly what.
What we do and do not do. We handle tax, compliance and financial reporting. Property registration and legal documents involve a lawyer, and Form 15CB must be issued by a practising Chartered Accountant. Where a matter needs one of these, we coordinate with them. We do not guarantee tax savings or refunds.
Talk to us from wherever you are.
Share your country and a convenient time. We will arrange a video call.