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NRI Taxation Services Worldwide: Indian Tax for NRIs by Country, wherever you live, Indian tax handled from India.
Bharat Quantum Prospera (BQP), led by CA Durgesh Chavda (Chartered Accountant, ICAI), is an India-based CA firm that handles Indian taxation for non-resident Indians (NRIs), OCI cardholders and returning Indians living in the USA, UK, UAE and the Gulf, Singapore, Canada, Europe, Japan, Africa, Latin America and Australia.
Written by CA Durgesh Chavda
Chartered Accountant (ICAI) · Founder, Bharat Quantum Prospera · NRI taxation, US incorporation, transaction due diligence, forensic audit, AEO, cross-border tax · LinkedIn
/ What NRI taxation covers
The work, in one list.
- Residential status each year (resident, RNOR or non-resident), including the Section 6(1A) deemed-resident rule.
- Indian income tax returns for rent, interest, capital gains, dividends and business income, and refunds of excess TDS.
- Treaty claims with a Tax Residency Certificate and Form 10F, and foreign tax credit through Form 67 for residents.
- Selling Indian property: Section 195 TDS, Section 197 lower deduction certificate, Section 54/54F/54EC exemptions.
- Moving money out: NRO to abroad up to USD 1 million a year with Form 15CA/15CB.
- Gifts, inheritance, NRE/NRO/FCNR accounts and planning a return to India.
/ By country of residence
What changes depending on where you live.
| Region | Key point |
|---|---|
| USA | US citizens and green-card holders are taxed by the US on worldwide income and by India on Indian-source income; double tax is relieved through foreign tax credits under the India-US DTAA. |
| UK | The UK replaced the remittance basis with a four-year foreign income and gains regime from 6 April 2025; Indian income of long-term UK residents is now generally taxable in the UK, with credit for Indian tax under the India-UK DTAA. |
| UAE & Gulf | Gulf countries largely have no personal income tax, so Indian income is taxed only in India; filing correctly in India is the whole job. |
| Singapore & SE Asia | Singapore taxes residents on Singapore-source income and most foreign income remitted is exempt in practice, so Indian income is usually taxed only in India. |
| Canada | Canadian residents are taxed on worldwide income; Indian tax is credited under the India-Canada DTAA. |
| Europe | European tax residents are generally taxed on worldwide income at home, with credit for Indian tax under the relevant DTAA. |
| Japan | Japanese residents are taxed on worldwide income (non-permanent residents on a narrower base); Indian tax is credited under the India-Japan DTAA. |
| Africa | Large Indian-origin communities in East and Southern Africa hold Indian property, deposits and family assets that need correct Indian filings. |
| Latin America | Indians working in Latin America keep Indian property and deposits that need Indian filings; India has tax treaties with Brazil, Mexico and Chile among others. |
| Australia & NZ | Australian residents are taxed on worldwide income with credit for Indian tax under the India-Australia DTAA. |
/ How it works
Remote, fixed fee.
- Send your PAN, passport travel dates, Form 26AS/AIS and the documents for the year.
- BQP confirms residential status, computes tax under the treaty, and quotes a fixed fee within 48 hours.
- Return filed and e-verified; refunds tracked to your Indian bank account.
/ Region hubs
Pick where you live.
- Clients in USA
- Clients in UK
- Clients in UAE & Gulf
- Clients in Singapore & SE Asia
- Clients in Canada
- Clients in Europe
- Clients in Japan
- Clients in Africa
- Clients in Latin America
- Clients in Australia & NZ
Last updated: 26 October 2026. Treaty rates are maximum source-country rates and need a Tax Residency Certificate and Form 10F; check the current treaty text and MLI position before relying on a rate.
/ Ready when you are
NRI anywhere in the world?
Email durgesh@bharatquantumprospera.com or WhatsApp +91 78018 87130. Work is delivered remotely; you get a fixed-scope quote within 48 hours.
FAQ
Common questions, answered.
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