International Tax Services
End-to-end cross-border tax advisory covering transfer pricing, treaty relief, expatriate taxation and structuring for individuals and businesses.
Our international tax services cover the full range of cross-border tax issues that arise for businesses with related-party transactions, and for individuals and families with income, assets or residency spanning more than one country. This includes transfer pricing compliance, Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) relief, expatriate and inbound/outbound employee taxation, and structuring for foreign investment into or out of India.
What our international tax services cover
Cross-border situations rarely fit neatly into one category, so we take a coordinated view across tax, exchange control and treaty rules.
- Transfer pricing documentation and benchmarking for related-party transactions
- Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) relief and treaty interpretation
- Taxation of expatriates and internationally mobile employees
- Structuring inbound and outbound investment
- Permanent establishment risk assessment
- Coordinating with foreign tax advisors on multi-jurisdiction filings
What this service includes
A single point of contact for cross-border tax matters.
Transfer Pricing
Benchmarking and documenting related-party transactions to meet Indian and international requirements.
Treaty Advisory
Applying Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) provisions to minimise double taxation.
Expatriate Taxation
Advising on tax residency, equalisation and compliance for internationally mobile employees.
Investment Structuring
Structuring inbound and outbound investment to be tax-efficient and compliant.
Our process
From initial consultation to completion.
Situation Mapping
Understanding the cross-border facts — entities, individuals, jurisdictions and transaction flows involved.
Exposure Assessment
Identifying tax, transfer pricing and treaty issues that apply to the specific facts.
Structuring & Documentation
Designing a compliant structure and preparing the necessary documentation.
Ongoing Compliance
Supporting annual filings, treaty forms and coordination with advisors in other jurisdictions.
Why cross-border tax needs specialist advice
What sets our approach apart.
Rules interact across jurisdictions
A transaction that is compliant in one country can create unexpected exposure in another without coordinated planning.
Treaty benefits require careful application
Claiming DTAA relief correctly requires the right residency certificates and forms, filed within specific timelines.
Documentation prevents disputes
Well-prepared transfer pricing and structuring documentation is the best defence if a position is later questioned by tax authorities.
International tax questions answered
What people ask before engaging us.
Managing tax across borders?
Talk to us about a coordinated, compliant approach.
