Worry about the U.S. Taxes?

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Starting at $ 79.99* ONLY

Our Expert Tax Professional will Prepare & File The U.S. Tax Return

* Non-Resident return filing starts at $79.99 and Resident Return filing starts at $169

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    U. S. Tax Filing Services

    U. S. Tax Filing Process

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    Inquiry
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    Tax team understands your unique tax situation
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    Understanding your unique tax situation
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    Uploading documents on our secure portal system
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    Preparation of tax return
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    2 step review and approval process
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    Make the fees payment and will file the return

    Benefits:

    Convenience of filing U.S taxes from India
    Year round support for queries
    Complete assistance i.e. preparing, filing and processing the U.S tax return
    Our dual taxation expert advisors optimize your savings and help you with both India and U.S tax filings

    Why do we stand-out from the rest?

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Irrespective of whether you are a U.S citizen, Green cardholder or a resident alien who has lived or worked outside U.S for the year under assessment it becomes mandatory for you to file the U.S tax return if you meet the minimum income requirements or have any taxes withheld by the payer.
    A person performing his services in the U.S or having income from other sources such as real estate will fall under the U.S tax filing bracket.
    • Without filing U.S tax returns, you are bound to visa problems
    • Federal and State income tax departments can decline refund for income tax withheld
    • To make your children eligible for admission in U.S colleges and getting financial assistance for their education
    • For becoming a green cardholder, it is a moral responsibility
    • For pursuing citizenship
    Yes, you may certainly file the U.S tax return by yourself, however in our professional opinion there is a high chance that first time filer may commit errors, while selecting the right residency status and are more prone to omissions while filling the forms. You should keep in mind that the Indian income must be reported in relevant cases and later be adjusted against credits or deductions.
    Individuals attract punitive actions, caused by underreporting of income especially for those who plan on travelling back to the U.S in future for work purposes, Thus we can establish that a tax advisor understands the legal implications and helps you file a correct tax return!