H-1B With Indian Capital Gains: FTC and Reporting Review Selling assets in India—such as real estate, Indian stocks, or mutual funds—while living in the U.S. on an H-1B visa...
H-1B With Foreign Interest Income: Schedule B Risk Earning interest on foreign fixed deposits, savings accounts, or NRE/NRO accounts creates substantial tax reporting responsibilities for H-1B visa holders. Because...
H-1B to Green Card: Tax Reporting Changes Receiving your legal permanent resident status transitions your U.S. tax profile from physical-presence rules to the permanent Green Card Test. Unlike H-1B...
H-1B Married Filing Jointly: Election and Tax Risk Making a Section 6013 election allows an H-1B worker to file a joint return with a non-resident or dual-status spouse. While...
H1B Holders and Indian REITs: What Counts as ‘Foreign’ the Moment You’re a US Tax Resident As an H1B holder, once you meet the Substantial Presence Test, you become...
H1B to Green Card Transition: How Reporting Obligations on Indian Government Bonds Change When you hold an H1B visa, your U.S. tax residency is determined by the Substantial Presence...
US Expats in India: Why Local AIF Category III Products Are Riskier Than They Look on Your 1040 Investing in an Indian Category III Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) is...
US Expats in India: Why Local AIF Category I Products Are Riskier Than They Look on Your 1040 Investing in an Indian Category I Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) is...
US Expats in India: Why Local Direct Indian Stocks (Demat) Products Are Riskier Than They Look on Your 1040 Building an equity portfolio through an Indian Demat (dematerialized) account...
US Expats in India: Why Local Indian Savings Bank Accounts Products Are Riskier Than They Look on Your 1040 Opening a local savings account is usually the first financial...