US Tax Done Right — For Indians in America & Americans in India
The United States taxes its citizens and residents on worldwide income. Form 1040 is the standard US individual income tax return for US citizens and resident aliens (Green Card holders and Substantial Presence Test residents). Form 1040-NR is the return for non-resident aliens with US source income. Indian nationals working in the US on H1B, L1, or O1 visas — and US citizens living in India — all have US filing obligations that require expertise in both Indian and US tax law.
VITTAX's US tax practice handles Form 1040/1040-NR preparation with expertise in India-US DTAA provisions, FBAR (FinCEN 114) reporting for Indian bank accounts above $10,000, Form 8938 (FATCA), India-source income disclosure, and the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE — Form 2555) or Foreign Tax Credit (Form 1116) to avoid double taxation.
We file electronically with the IRS and provide year-round support for IRS notices and queries.
Who Needs US Tax Filing?
Our Process
Residency & Filing Status
Determine US residency status (SPT/GC/citizen) and correct filing form.
Income Compilation
Collect W-2s, 1099s, India income details, and foreign account data.
DTAA & FTC/FEIE
Apply India-US DTAA, compute FTC (Form 1116) or FEIE (Form 2555) to eliminate double tax.
FBAR & FATCA
File FinCEN 114 (FBAR) and Form 8938 (FATCA) where applicable.
E-filing with IRS
Electronically file Form 1040/1040-NR and schedule state returns if applicable.
Documents Required
🇺🇸 US Income
🇮🇳 India Income & Accounts
Pricing
Basic 1040
₹6,999 per year
W-2 only + FBAR
Ideal for: H1B/L1 employees with simple W-2 income
Standard 1040
₹9,999 per year
W-2 + India income + FTC
Ideal for: GC holders and US citizens with India income
Comprehensive
₹19,999 per year
Business income + Schedules + State returns
Ideal for: Self-employed, consultants, business owners in US
FAQs
Can I avoid double taxation on India salary while in the US?
Yes — using the Foreign Tax Credit (Form 1116), taxes paid in India reduce your US liability dollar-for-dollar on the same income.
Is FBAR separate from the tax return?
Yes — FBAR (FinCEN 114) is filed separately on the BSA e-filing website, not with the IRS. It is due April 15 (auto-extended to October 15). Penalty for non-filing: up to $10,000 per violation.
⚡ Key Forms
DTAA applied, FBAR filed, FTC computed, IRS e-filed — complete US tax compliance for Indians in America