NRI Specialist

Cross-Border Tax (US–India)

FBAR, FATCA, DTAA, and complete India–US tax compliance under one roof

1,000+Cross-Border Returns

Why Choose This

Navigating taxes across the US and India is uniquely complex — dual residency rules, treaty benefits, foreign tax credits, FBAR and FATCA obligations, and PFIC reporting for Indian mutual funds all intersect in ways that catch most taxpayers off guard. WeSaveTax's cross-border specialists handle both sides of the equation, ensuring you claim every treaty benefit, avoid double taxation, and stay compliant with both the IRS and Indian tax authorities.

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DTAA Claims

We analyse the India–US Double Tax Avoidance Agreement to identify treaty benefits that reduce or eliminate double taxation on income such as dividends, interest, royalties, and capital gains earned across both countries.

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Foreign Tax Credit

Our experts compute and optimise your Foreign Tax Credit on Form 1116 to ensure taxes paid in India are properly credited against your US tax liability, avoiding double taxation on the same income.

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FBAR & FATCA

We handle FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR) and Form 8938 (FATCA) reporting for all your Indian bank accounts, NRE/NRO deposits, PPF, mutual funds, and other financial assets to keep you compliant and penalty-free.

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PFIC Analysis

Indian mutual funds are classified as PFICs by the IRS, triggering punitive tax treatment. We analyse your holdings and determine the optimal reporting method — QEF, mark-to-market, or Section 1291 — to minimise your tax burden.

How it works

How It Works

From first consultation to final delivery — fully managed by qualified Tax Professionals.

Step 01Share US + India Docs

Upload tax documents from both countries

Provide your US income documents (W-2s, 1099s), Indian income details (Form 16, bank statements, capital gains statements, mutual fund statements), and prior year returns from both countries. We provide a personalised checklist covering both jurisdictions.

Feature Deep Dive

Everything you need for seamless compliance

US–India DTAA Claims

We apply the correct treaty articles to each income type — Article 10 for dividends, Article 11 for interest, Article 13 for capital gains — ensuring you pay tax at the lower treaty rate and claim proper credits to avoid double taxation.

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Foreign Tax Credit Optimisation

Our experts compute your Form 1116 across multiple income categories — general, passive, and re-sourced by treaty — to maximise the credit for Indian taxes paid and carry forward any excess credits for future years.

Tax Savings Analysis↑ 34% saved

NRE/NRO Reporting

We correctly report interest from NRE accounts (tax-free in India but taxable in the US), NRO accounts, and fixed deposits on your US return, ensuring FBAR and FATCA thresholds are accurately calculated across all Indian accounts.

Compliance Calendar — FY 2025-2615 JunAdvance Tax Q1Due15 SepAdvance Tax Q2Due31 OctIncome Tax AuditDue20 OctGSTR-3BDue11 NovGSTR-1Due31 DecROC FilingDue31 MarYear EndDue

Indian Mutual Fund PFIC

Every Indian mutual fund is a Passive Foreign Investment Company under US tax law. We prepare Form 8621 for each fund, evaluate QEF vs mark-to-market elections, and calculate the tax impact to recommend the most favourable approach.

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WeSaveTax vs Others

See how we compare on what matters most

FeatureWeSaveTaxFreelancerDIY / Self
DTAA ClaimsRiskyVaries
Foreign Tax CreditOptimisedBasicBasic
FBAR FilingIncludedSelfExtra Cost
PFIC AnalysisExtra Cost
NRO Interest ReportingOften MissedPartial
PricingFrom $599$1,200+$800+

What Our Customers Say

Join thousands of happy taxpayers across India

I had NRE/NRO accounts, Indian mutual funds, and rental property in Bangalore. WeSaveTax handled all the PFIC forms, FBAR, and foreign tax credits flawlessly. They saved me thousands compared to my previous CPA who missed the DTAA benefits entirely.

Rajesh Krishnamurthy

San Jose, CA

Moving from India to the US on an H-1B made my taxes incredibly complex. WeSaveTax sorted out my dual-status return, filed my FBAR, and correctly reported my Indian mutual funds as PFICs. Absolute lifesaver for NRIs.

Priya Venkataraman

Seattle, WA

Had not filed FBARs for three years and was worried about penalties. WeSaveTax helped me through the streamlined procedures, filed everything correctly, and I had zero penalties. Their cross-border expertise is unmatched.

Amit Desai

Edison, NJ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions

Yes. While NRE account interest is tax-exempt in India for NRIs, it is fully taxable in the US for US tax residents and green card holders. You must report this interest on your US return and include the NRE account on your FBAR and Form 8938 if thresholds are met. We ensure this is correctly reported and any Indian tax withheld is credited.

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