Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) often face complex tax scenarios due to income earned both in India and abroad. Understanding Indian tax laws, compliance requirements, and exemptions is essential to avoid penalties and optimize tax liability.
This guide outlines the key tax implications for NRIs in India.
A capitalization table (cap table) is one of the most critical tools for any startup founder. It shows the ownership structure, equity allocations, and potential dilution over time. A poorly managed cap table can create legal headaches, reduce founder control, scare off investors, and even derail fundraising.
Here’s a guide to the most common cap table mistakes founders make and how to avoid them.
Raising capital is one of the most critical steps for startups looking to scale, hire, develop products, or expand into new markets. But fundraising is more than just asking for money—it requires a clear strategy, timing, and preparation.
This guide breaks down how startups can develop an effective fundraising strategy to attract investors and secure growth capital.
Expanding your business across borders brings exciting opportunities—but also complex accounting and compliance challenges. Different countries have varying accounting standards, tax laws, reporting deadlines, and documentation requirements. A Global Accounting Checklist helps ensure consistency, accuracy, and compliance across your international operations.
This blog outlines the key areas businesses should focus on when managing global accounting.
In today’s fast-paced business environment, financial leadership is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. But not every business can hire a full-time Chief Financial Officer (CFO). That’s where a Virtual CFO (vCFO) comes in: an experienced financial strategist who works remotely to guide your business growth, optimize cash flow, and improve profitability—all without the cost of a full-time executive.
Choosing the right virtual CFO can be a game-changer, but it requires careful consideration. This guide will help you make the best choice.
The UAE implemented its federal Corporate Tax (CT) regime effective 1 June 2023, marking a major shift in the country’s tax landscape. Designed to meet global tax standards while maintaining the UAE’s competitiveness, the regime is simple, business-friendly, and aligned with OECD practices.
As we move through 2025, companies—whether mainland, free zone, or foreign—must fully understand the evolving rules, exemptions, compliance deadlines, and planning opportunities.
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about UAE Corporate Tax in 2025.
As India–US economic ties continue to grow—driven by IT services, global capability centers, startup investments, and remote work—cross-border taxation has become a major area of interest for professionals, investors, NRIs, and multinational companies. While both countries have well-defined tax laws, the India–US Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) creates a framework to avoid double taxation and allocate taxing rights.
This blog breaks down the latest landscape of India–US cross-border tax rules to help you navigate residency, income sourcing, withholding taxes, reporting requirements, and planning opportunities.
Taxation depends heavily on residential status in each country.
You are a tax resident in India if you meet physical presence tests (182-day rule, 120-day rule for certain high-income NRIs).
Resident & Ordinarily Resident (ROR): Global income taxable in India
RNOR/NRI: Only India-sourced income taxable
The US taxes individuals based on:
Citizenship or Green Card, OR
Substantial Presence Test (SPT)—183 days formula
Result: A person working in the US but spending substantial time in India may be resident in both countries, triggering tie-breaker rules under the DTAA.
We help businesses navigate multi-country tax laws across India, USA, UK, UAE, Singapore & Europe.
