Cross-Border Taxation · Panaji, Goa
End-to-end international tax advisory and compliance in Goa — from DTAA treaty relief and FEMA approvals to NRI investments, US tax reporting, estate planning and foreign remittance filings, handled by qualified Chartered Accountants.
Overview
Cross-border income, assets, and transactions create tax and regulatory obligations in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously. A payment from abroad, an overseas inheritance, an NRI's sale of Indian property, or a foreign assignment — each carries distinct implications under the Income Tax Act, FEMA, and applicable tax treaties.
N D Savla & Associates is Goa's specialist for international taxation. We determine your residential status, map treaty entitlements, structure FEMA-compliant flows, and file every required form — so you are neither over-taxed through ignorance of treaty relief, nor exposed to penalties for missed compliance. Explore our 15CA-15CB filing and expatriate tax services for a deeper look.
Our services
A single practice covering every dimension of international tax — no handoffs, no gaps.
Talk to our CA →Correctly classifying you as Resident, NRI, or NOR under Section 6 — the foundation of every cross-border tax decision.
Identifying the applicable treaty, securing the lower withholding rate with TRC and Form 10F, and reflecting it in all filings.
Advising on permissible foreign exchange transactions, RBI reporting, LRS limits, and ODI/FDI structuring.
CA-certified Form 15CB and online Form 15CA filing so your bank can release cross-border payments without delay.
FBAR, FATCA, and US-India treaty positions for dual-status filers, Green Card holders, and US citizens with Indian income.
Structuring NRE/NRO/FCNR accounts, repatriation of sale proceeds, and FEMA-compliant property transactions.
Our process
We determine residential status and map all income sources and cross-border obligations.
We apply the correct DTAA provisions and confirm FEMA-compliant structures.
We prepare, certify and file every required form — ITR, 15CA/CB, FBAR, and more.
Year-round support as your income, status, or asset profile changes.
Frequently asked questions
We cover the full spectrum of cross-border taxation: DTAA relief, FEMA compliance, Form 15CA-15CB filing for foreign remittances, US tax implications and FBAR/FATCA reporting, NRI investments in India, inheritance and gift taxation, clubbing of income provisions, and estate planning for Indian residents and non-residents alike.
NRIs returning to or investing in India, Indian residents earning income abroad, businesses making or receiving foreign payments, expats working in India, and individuals who have received overseas inheritances or gifts all need cross-border tax guidance to remain compliant and minimise double taxation.
India taxes residents on worldwide income. Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Not Ordinarily Residents (NORs) are taxed only on Indian-source income. Determining your correct residential status under Section 6 of the Income Tax Act is the starting point for all cross-border tax planning.
FEMA governs the movement of money across borders — who can send, receive or invest foreign exchange and under what limits. DTAA determines which country has the right to tax income and at what rate. Both must be observed together for fully compliant cross-border transactions.
We prepare and file Indian income tax returns and advise on treaty positions for NRIs and expats. For US tax obligations (FBAR, FATCA, Form 1040-NR), we coordinate with US CPA partners to deliver an end-to-end solution so nothing falls through the gap between jurisdictions.
Book a free initial consultation. Share your residential status, income sources, and any planned transactions. We will map out your obligations across FEMA, income tax, and applicable treaty provisions, then give you a clear, actionable roadmap and a transparent fixed fee.
Explore our services
Book a free consultation with a qualified Chartered Accountant in Goa. We'll build a compliant, tax-efficient structure for your cross-border life — no obligation.