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Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) for U.S.-Based NRIs – Step-by-Step Guide
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DTAA Analysis between India & USA
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A simple step wise guide for filing US tax returns for NRIs
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DTAA India-USA: How NRIs Can Avoid Double Taxation
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India FBAR, 8938, 8621 & other income and Assets Foreign Reporting and IRS Compliance
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1040 (NR) or 1040 (Resident) - Which return should a US Green card Holder residing abroad file?
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Do I need to pay tax on Indian income in the USA?

U.S. Residents: Reporting Global Income and Using the DTAA to Avoid Double Taxation on Indian Earnings

As a U.S. resident, you must pay tax on your global income, including income earned in India. However, due to the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between India and USA, you can avoid being taxed twice on the same income by claiming a foreign tax credit for NRIs in USA for taxes paid in India.

Also Read: What is FBAR Filing for US NRI? What needs to be kept in mind?

 

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