Basic US Tax Filing
₹8,000
Start with 20% advance: ₹1,600
- 1040 preparation
- W-2 / 1099 support
About our US Tax Filing service
Cross-border India–US taxpayers face two systems that must agree with each other: the US taxes citizens and residents on worldwide income, India taxes residents on worldwide income, and the India–US DTAA plus foreign tax credits decide who gets what. Filing the two returns in isolation is how double taxation and FBAR problems happen.
TaxClear coordinates both sides: Form 1040 preparation with W-2, 1099 and foreign income reporting, FBAR (FinCEN 114) and FATCA (Form 8938) review for Indian accounts, foreign tax credit computation on both returns so the credits reconcile, and support for US LLC/C-Corp filings including Forms 5471/5472 for India-linked ownership. Ideal for H-1B/green card holders with Indian income, returning NRIs, and Indian residents with US-source income.
Pricing
US Tax Filing Plans & Pricing
All prices include taxes.
US + India Tax Coordination
₹12,000
Start with 20% advance: ₹2,400
- US 1040 + Indian ITR
- FTC & DTAA coordination
- FBAR/FATCA review
US Business Tax Support
₹20,000
Start with 20% advance: ₹4,000
- LLC / C-Corp filings
- Form 5471 / 5472 support
- State filings
Start with only 20% advance. The remaining professional fee is payable after the computation is prepared and approved, but before filing.
Prices are starting prices and may vary depending on the complexity, transactions and records involved.
Not sure which plan applies to you?
Book a consultation and we will review your specific case, documents and requirements before confirming the right US Tax Filing plan for you.
Final pricing for complex cases may be confirmed after document review. Prefer email? Send an enquiry.
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What's Included
Everything covered in your service
Clear scope before work starts
You receive a practical document checklist and service scope before filing, drafting or submission.
Online process
Share documents securely online and get support through email or Google Meet.
Transparent pricing
Pricing shown on the page is clearly stated with taxes included.
Post-service support
Basic acknowledgement, filing status and next-step guidance are included after submission.
Process
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Send your requirement through email or the secure contact form.
Document review
We review facts and share the exact checklist for your case.
Filing / drafting
Your return, form, reply or application is prepared carefully.
Submission support
You receive final confirmation, acknowledgement and next steps.
FAQ
Common questions about US Tax Filing
US citizens and green card holders living in India, H-1B/L-1 workers with Indian income or assets, returning NRIs with US brokerage or retirement accounts, and Indian residents with US-source income such as rent, dividends or business income.
Yes. We prepare Form 1040 with W-2 wages, 1099 interest/dividends/brokerage income, and foreign (Indian) income with the foreign tax credit via Form 1116 or the foreign earned income exclusion where applicable.
FBAR (FinCEN 114) reports foreign bank/financial accounts when their combined value exceeds $10,000 at any time in the year. FATCA (Form 8938) is a similar disclosure filed with the 1040 at higher thresholds. Indian NRE/NRO accounts, mutual funds and insurance policies commonly trigger both.
Usually the US taxes the US-source income first (often via withholding), and India taxes your worldwide income with credit for the US tax under the DTAA. The correct treaty article depends on the income type — we analyse and document the claim.
The India–US treaty allocates taxing rights and both countries give a foreign tax credit for tax paid to the other. On the Indian side this requires Form 67; on the US side, Form 1116. We coordinate both filings so the credits match.
W-2/1099 forms, prior-year US return, Indian Form 16 and 26AS/AIS, Indian bank and investment statements with peak balances (for FBAR/FATCA), and details of any business ownership. We share a personalised checklist after an initial review.
