What is a International Taxation Services

International taxation refers to tax regulations governing income earned outside the home country or transactions involving multiple jurisdictions. It applies to:

  • Companies with global operations
  • Foreign subsidiaries & branches
  • Individuals earning income abroad or NRIs
  • Cross-border investments & transactions

Our experts help you comply with Indian tax laws, Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA), and global tax norms.

Global Compliance

Whether you operate globally, earn foreign income, or manage cross-border investments, we provide end-to-end tax solutions with accuracy, compliance, and strategic planning.

Who Needs International Taxation Services?

Our services cater to diverse clients with global tax obligations

Indian Companies

With foreign branches or subsidiaries

MNCs

Operating in multiple countries

Export/Import Businesses

With cross-border payments

NRIs & Foreign Nationals

Earning income in India

Investors

With overseas income or foreign assets

Our International Taxation Services

Comprehensive solutions for all your international tax needs

Double Taxation Avoidance (DTAA) Advisory
Transfer Pricing Documentation & Compliance
Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) Assistance
FEMA & RBI Compliance for Cross-Border Transactions
Withholding Tax (TDS on Foreign Payments)
Global Tax Structuring & Planning
Filing of International Tax Returns for businesses and individuals
Expatriate Taxation Services

Common Question for this project

DTAA (Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement) prevents the same income from being taxed twice in two countries. We help you claim these benefits.

Yes, for Resident Indians, global income is taxable. For NRIs, only Indian income is taxable.

Yes, any income or gains from foreign investments must be reported in your Indian tax return.

You can claim credit for taxes paid abroad while filing your Indian tax return by submitting Form 67. We assist in the process.

Transfer Pricing regulations ensure that transactions between related international entities are at arm’s length. Non-compliance can lead to heavy penalties.