Pay the right tax in the right country on your global income. AVS & Associates handles foreign income taxation in India with DTAA relief and Foreign Tax Credit.
If you are a resident and ordinarily resident in India, your global income is taxable here — including foreign salary, overseas freelance and consulting income, dividends, interest, rental income and capital gains from abroad. Managing foreign income tax in India correctly means reporting this income, claiming relief for tax already paid overseas, and applying the right Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement so you are not taxed twice on the same earnings.
AVS & Associates handles complex cross-border tax positions for professionals, consultants and globally mobile individuals, with technical precision.
India’s tax treaties and domestic provisions provide two main mechanisms to relieve double taxation, and choosing correctly affects how much you ultimately pay.
Foreign income often comes with foreign withholding tax, and India allows credit for that tax against your Indian liability — but only if claimed correctly and on time, with Form 67 filed before the return. We compute your global income, gather the proof of foreign tax paid, apply the treaty, and file a return that withstands scrutiny.
Whether you hold a foreign job, run an international consulting practice, or have overseas investments, we make sure you pay the right amount of tax in the right country — and not a rupee more.
The most common reason a Foreign Tax Credit claim is denied is missing or late documentation — particularly Form 67, which must be filed before the return, and proof of foreign tax actually paid such as withholding certificates or foreign tax returns. Without these, you can end up paying full Indian tax on income that was already taxed abroad.
We help you assemble the right evidence, convert amounts correctly, file Form 67 on time, and apply the relevant treaty article so your credit holds. For clients with income across multiple countries, we coordinate the relief so the same income is never taxed twice and the credit is claimed in the correct year.
Our objective is simple: you pay the correct amount of tax in the correct country, and not a rupee more. We compute your global income, gather proof of foreign tax paid, file Form 67 on time, and apply the relevant treaty so every credit holds. For clients earning across borders, this coordination is the difference between clean compliance and double taxation.
Global-income clients also rely on NRI income tax filing in India, foreign asset reporting in India, RNOR status planning and tax for remote workers in India.
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We file Form 67 before your return and complete your global-income filing within deadline, so no Foreign Tax Credit is lost to late documentation.
Transparent fees, with DTAA relief and Foreign Tax Credit that prevent double taxation worth far more than the engagement cost.
Global-income computation, DTAA relief, Foreign Tax Credit and Schedule FA disclosure — handled together by one team.
AVS & Associates is a peer-reviewed CA firm founded by CA Vishnu Agrawal, with 25+ years of experience and five partners. We uphold the highest ethical and professional standards on every engagement, with complete client confidentiality.
For residents who are ordinarily resident, global income including foreign salary, interest and capital gains is taxable in India. Non-residents and RNORs are generally taxed only on Indian-sourced income.
By claiming DTAA relief under Section 90 or relief under Section 91 where no treaty exists, and by claiming Foreign Tax Credit for tax already paid abroad.
Form 67 is the statement required to claim Foreign Tax Credit. It must be filed before submitting your income tax return, or the credit may be denied.
Yes. Foreign income is converted to rupees using prescribed exchange rates for the relevant period. We compute this correctly for your return.
Often yes. Residents with foreign income usually hold foreign assets that must be disclosed in Schedule FA. We handle both together.