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Supreme Court Delays Trump Tariff Ruling, Impacts Indians and Students
The U.S. Supreme Court has deferred its ruling on Trump’s tariff regime until mid-January 2026. This case explores the limits…
ROR vs RNOR: How Indian Tax Residency Impacts U.S. Migrants
The shift from RNOR to ROR status means India can tax your global income, including U.S. wages. To avoid double…
NRIs in the U.S.: Tax Implications for India and the USA
Understanding the tax shift from RNOR to ROR is vital for NRIs with U.S. investments. This article details how U.S.…
Understanding U.S. Information Returns for Immigrants, Students, and Global Professionals
The IRS uses W-2 and 1099 forms to verify income for tax year 2026. Nonresidents must typically file Form 1040-NR…
RNOR vs ROR in India: Navigating DTAA in Mid-Year Migration
U.S. tax residents moving from India must file 2026 returns by April 15, 2027. Key requirements include reporting worldwide income…
RNOR vs ROR in a Mid-Year Migration: DTAA Relief Explained
Navigating a mid-year move between India and Australia requires understanding residency-based tax triggers. Indian migrants must identify as RNOR or…
PTET Explained: How Entity-Level Tax Saves Federal Deductions
PTET allows business entities to pay state taxes, providing a federal deduction that circumvents the $10,000 SALT cap for individual…
2025 SALT Cap Changes: What Immigrants and H-1B Professionals Need
The federal SALT deduction cap is rising to $40,000+ for 2025–2029, offering significant relief to residents in high-tax states like…