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US Tax Implications and Reporting for Indians and NRIs | Nainit Savla

US Tax Implications and Reporting for Indians

Are you an Indian resident earning income in the USA, or an NRI in America with Indian bank accounts and investments? Nainit Savla & Associates provides advisory on FBAR, FATCA, PFIC, India-USA DTAA, and Indian ITR filing obligations for individuals caught between both tax systems.

India-USA DTAA Planning

Treaty analysis for Indo-US situations — reduced withholding on Indian dividends, interest, and royalties paid to US residents, tiebreaker residence rules, and dual-resident planning.

FATCA & FBAR Advisory

Advisory to NRIs in the USA on FBAR (FinCEN 114) filing for Indian bank accounts and FATCA Form 8938 for Indian financial assets — identifying what must be disclosed and when.

PFIC Analysis for Indian Funds

Advisory on PFIC (Passive Foreign Investment Company) classification of Indian mutual funds for US residents — and QEF or Mark-to-Market elections to mitigate punitive US tax.

Indian ITR for US-Based NRIs

Filing of Indian ITR-2 for NRIs in the USA with Indian income — salary, rent, dividends, capital gains, NRE/NRO interest — with Schedule FA and DTAA relief claims.

Repatriation Planning

Tax-efficient repatriation of NRO funds, Indian property sale proceeds, and Indian investment liquidations from India to the USA — Form 15CA/CB and FEMA compliance.

Return to India Planning

Tax planning for NRIs returning to India from the USA — RNOR status optimisation, liquidation of US assets before becoming Indian resident, and portfolio restructuring.

Key US Reporting Requirements for Indians

ObligationTriggerPenalty for Non-Filing
FBAR (FinCEN 114)Foreign accounts exceeding USD 10,000 at any timeUSD 10,000+ per violation
FATCA Form 8938Foreign assets exceeding USD 50,000USD 10,000 to USD 50,000
PFIC Form 8621Holding Indian mutual funds or ETFsExcess interest charge on distributions

Why Choose Nainit Savla & Associates?

Our team helps Indians and NRIs navigate the complex intersection of Indian and US tax law — from FBAR and FATCA reporting to PFIC analysis for Indian mutual funds and India-USA DTAA planning. We ensure both your Indian ITR and your US disclosure obligations are handled correctly and on time.

US-India Tax Issues? Get Expert Cross-Border Guidance Today.

FBAR, FATCA, PFIC, DTAA planning, and Indian ITR filing for US-based NRIs — our international tax team handles it all.

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