Global Income. Local Compliance.
International Taxation Services in India
Whether you’re earning from abroad or expanding your business globally, tax compliance across borders is critical.
OverviewInternational taxation involves understanding how income earned across borders is taxed in India and other jurisdictions. Mistakes can result in double taxation, blocked payments, or FEMA violations. Start Bharat offers end-to-end tax solutions for exporters, foreign subsidiaries, NRIs, and Indian companies with global exposure — covering DTAA, TDS, foreign remittance, and repatriation support.
Who Is This For?Start Bharat’s international taxation service is built for individuals and entities dealing with foreign income, payments, or tax obligations.
Indian Exporters and Freelancers With Foreign Clients
Businesses and professionals receiving payments from overseas clients through SWIFT, PayPal, or wire transfers.
NRIs With Indian Assets or Rental Income
Non-residents earning from property, stocks, or businesses in India and looking to manage tax correctly.
Indian Startups With Global Investors or Clients
Startups receiving foreign capital or providing services to clients abroad under export service models.
Companies Making or Receiving Cross-Border Payments
Firms paying or billing for software, licensing, commissions, or management services internationally.
Businesses Sending or Repatriating Funds Abroad
Companies wiring profits, dividends, or salaries across countries needing FEMA & tax clarity.
Solutions OfferedStart Bharat handles complete tax guidance and filing for global transactions — legally and efficiently.
- Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) Advisory
- Foreign Remittance Certification (Form 15CA/CB)
- Foreign Remittance Certification (Form 15CA/CB)
- Income Tax Compliance for Exporters & Global Freelancers
- Transfer Pricing Support for International Entities
- FEMA Advisory for Outward and Inward Remittances
- Withholding Tax (TDS) Planning on Import/Export Payments
- Support for Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) & Repatriation
Benefits Global taxation is complex — a single mistake can lead to legal, financial, or operational trouble.
Avoids Paying Tax Twice on the Same Income
Using DTAA rules, we ensure your earnings aren’t taxed both in India and in the foreign country.
Ensures RBI and FEMA Regulatory Compliance
We protect you from hefty penalties by following exact guidelines for remittances and foreign holdings.
Reduces Excess TDS on Outbound Payments
Helps clients deduct correct TDS rates using treaty benefits, reducing locked capital and refunds.
Simplifies Cross-Border Money Movement and Reporting
Ensures each fund transfer is backed with tax-proof documents accepted by banks and authorities.
Gives Legal Clarity on Global and Indian Tax Rules
You understand your obligations clearly, avoiding guesswork and future tax litigation issues.
Supports Audit-Ready Global Tax Documentation
We help you maintain paperwork, CA reports, and disclosures that can stand up to scrutiny.
Step-by-Step ProcessStart Bharat ensures seamless execution of your international tax responsibilities with expert-led precision.
Share Details of Global Income or Payment Plans
We collect your source of income, recipient/donor country, bank account details, and purpose of funds.
Analyze DTAA, FEMA, and Tax Residency Status
Our experts assess applicable treaty benefits, reporting limits, and eligibility for exemptions or reduced TDS.
File Form 15CA/CB, ITR, and Required Disclosures
We prepare and file the necessary forms, CA certificates, income tax returns, and compliance documents.
Provide Ongoing Support for Future Transactions
As your foreign income or compliance grows, we offer continued advice and handle follow-up filings or changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve amassed a large number of frequently asked questions (FAQs)
It deals with how income earned in or from foreign countries is taxed — either in India or abroad, depending on your residential status.
DTAA is a tax treaty between countries that prevents the same income from being taxed twice — it lowers or eliminates tax if claimed correctly.
These are needed before making certain foreign payments — 15CB is issued by a CA, and 15CA is filed online by the remitter.
Yes, if they earn rent, capital gains, interest, or other income above the basic exemption limit or face TDS deductions.
It’s treated as foreign income, and may be taxed unless exempt under export of services. You can claim DTAA relief or deductions.
Yes. If you’re a resident in India and hold foreign bank accounts, stocks, or real estate, it must be disclosed in your ITR.