Chartered Accountants in India, working for Europe.
We are an India-based firm of Chartered Accountants. Our clients live and do business across Europe, but still have income, property, companies or investments in India. We take care of the Indian side for them: tax, FEMA, company law and accounting, done online and coordinated with their local advisers.
Built for people who left India, but not entirely.
Many of the people who come to us moved to Berlin, Amsterdam, Dublin, Paris or Stockholm for work or study. Their lives are in Europe now, yet a flat in Pune, a deposit in Chennai or a family business in Gujarat still ties them to India. Each of those brings Indian tax returns, TDS, bank paperwork and, sooner or later, a question nobody nearby can answer.
European companies face the same gap from the other side. A GmbH or B.V. building a team in India needs an Indian entity, RBI reporting, GST and payroll, and someone in India who explains it clearly and keeps everything on time.
Our job is to make the India side simple, correct and on time, so our clients can get on with their lives in Europe.
So we set up our practice to work entirely online. You talk to us by phone, email or WhatsApp, share documents through secure links, sign digitally and never need to travel to India. We keep your local tax adviser informed, because your Indian figures end up on your European return too.
Five principles behind every file.
These shape how we take on work, how we talk to clients and how we deal with tax offices, banks and advisers on your behalf.
Clarity before cost
You receive the scope, the documents needed, the fee and the timeline in writing before any work begins. No surprises later.
Accuracy over speed
An Indian return or a Form 146 certificate has consequences in two countries. We check residential status, treaty position and figures before anything is filed.
One person who knows your file
A single team member handles your matter from start to finish, so you never have to explain your situation twice.
Work with your adviser, not around them
Your European return stays with your local adviser. We give them clean Indian figures, split by calendar year and converted to euros, and answer their questions directly.
Plain English, always
Indian tax rules are complicated. Our explanations shouldn't be. We tell you what's happening, why, and what you need to do next.
Our areas of expertise.
Everything that touches India for a person or business based in Europe, handled by Chartered Accountants who do this work every day.
NRI income tax
Indian returns, residential status, refunds of excess TDS and replies to tax notices.
Learn moreProperty and capital gains
Capital gains workings and lower TDS certificates when NRIs sell Indian property or shares.
Learn moreRepatriation and FEMA
Form 145 and 146 for moving funds to Europe, NRI account rules and FEMA compliance.
Learn moreTreaty relief
Treaty rates with your tax residency certificate and Form 41, and figures for relief at home.
Learn moreIndia entry for European companies
Subsidiaries, branches and liaison offices, FDI reporting, GST, payroll and annual compliance.
Learn moreOffshore accounting
Bookkeeping, reconciliations and month-end reports for European businesses, ready for your accountant.
Learn moreThree kinds of clients, one India–Europe focus.
Whether it's one tax return or a subsidiary with its own payroll, the work is the same at heart: getting the India side right for someone in Europe.
Individuals and families
NRIs, OCI cardholders, EU Blue Card holders and EU citizens of Indian origin.
- Indian returns and refunds
- Property sales and inheritance
- Moving money to Europe
- Returning to India
European companies
Businesses from across the EU, Switzerland and Norway entering or operating in India.
- Entity setup and FDI reporting
- GST, payroll and TDS
- Audit and ROC filings
- Transfer pricing
Indian businesses going to Europe
Indian companies, founders and families investing in or selling to Europe.
- Overseas investment (ODI) filings
- Annual Performance Reports
- Treaty withholding on payments
- Form 146 for remittances
From first message to final filing.
Every engagement follows the same path, so you always know where your work stands and what comes next.
Listen
You tell us your situation by phone, email or WhatsApp. We ask the questions that matter.
Scope
We send a written note of the work, documents, fee and timeline.
Gather
You upload documents through encrypted links and sign digitally.
File
We prepare, check and file with the Indian authorities, then send you copies.
Hand over
We brief your local adviser with the Indian figures they need for your home return.
What you can always expect.
Trust matters when someone thousands of kilometres away handles your tax affairs. These are the standards we keep on every file.
ETHICSProfessional standards
As Chartered Accountants in India we follow the Code of Ethics of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
PRIVACYConfidentiality
Your financial details are used only for your work and are never shared without your consent.
SECURESecure document handling
PAN, passport and bank documents travel through encrypted, password-protected links, not plain email.
WRITTENEverything in writing
Scope, fees, advice and filings are confirmed in writing so there is always a clear record.
ON TIMEDeadlines tracked
We track Indian due dates for your matter and remind you early about what we need.
HONESTStraight answers
If something isn't in your interest, or isn't work we should do, we tell you plainly.
Clients across the whole of Europe.
From India we serve clients in every member state of the European Union, as well as Switzerland and Norway.
Questions about working with us.
Where is your firm based?
Are you qualified Chartered Accountants?
Do you file my European tax return?
How do we communicate?
How are your fees set?
Do you work with businesses as well as individuals?
Let's take care of the India side.
Tell us what you need in India. We'll explain the steps, the documents to keep ready and the fee, in writing.
The information on this page is general and is not tax, legal or financial advice for your situation.