 H-1B With Joint Indian Accounts: Reporting Questions Holding joint accounts in India with parents, spouses, or relatives is common among H-1B visa holders. However, joint ownership creates complex tax...
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...
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...
Americans Living in India: How GIFT City Bank Accounts Complicates Your US Filing from Abroad Opening a bank account in India’s GIFT City is a fantastic way for expats...
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...
US Citizens Working in India (Foreign Earned Income Exclusion) and RFC Accounts Reporting Living and earning a livelihood in India introduces unique financial opportunities, such as maintaining foreign currency...
Conditional vs. Permanent Green Card: Does It Change GIFT City Bank Accounts Reporting Requirements? Â Many green card holders wonder if their specific immigration status, specifically, whether they hold a...
O1 Visa Holders and GIFT City Bank Accounts: Reporting Obligations for Extraordinary Ability Professionals Many O1 visa holders believe that their “extraordinary ability” status or the unique nature of...