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International Tax & DTAA Advisory
Cross-border tax planning, DTAA relief, transfer pricing basics, and foreign tax credit guidance.
Overview
Cross-border income raises questions about where tax is due and how to avoid double taxation. We advise on DTAA benefits, foreign tax credits, withholding tax on payments abroad, and compliance for expatriates working in India or Indians earning overseas income. Our guidance is practical and aligned with Indian tax law.
Typical timeline
Advisory engagements typically 5–10 working days after document review
Documents usually required
- Details of foreign income or payments
- Tax residency certificates
- Foreign tax returns or withholding certificates
- Contracts or invoices for cross-border transactions
Common questions
A few quick answers. If your case is unusual, share details in the form and we’ll guide you.
- What is DTAA and how does it help?
- A Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement between India and another country can reduce or eliminate tax on the same income in both countries, subject to conditions.
- Do you handle transfer pricing?
- We advise on basic transfer pricing documentation and related-party transactions for SMEs with cross-border dealings. Complex TP studies may involve specialist partners.