Canadian residents must disclose foreign property above CAD 100,000 on T1135, pay Canadian tax on worldwide income including US RSU vests, and manage US dividend withholding. These guides cover every layer.
Complete T1135 filing guide for Canadian residents holding US RSUs and stocks. CAD 100K threshold, simplified vs detailed method, penalties of CAD 2,500+, US broker account reporting, real-world worked example.
The complete playbook for NRIs investing in US stocks — no LRS, no TCS, no Indian tax on gains while abroad. Covers tax treatment across UAE, Singapore, UK, US, Canada, and Germany; the RNOR window mechanics; US estate tax mitigation; pre-return restructuring; and platform guidance for every scenario.
NRIs working abroad generally owe zero Indian tax on US RSUs. Here is the Section 5 rule, Schedule FA disclosure, RNOR transition, and when Indian tax actually applies.
Bringing US investments back to India: when to repatriate, how to time FX, which Indian bank to use, and the tax events along the way.
Moving back to India with US stocks, RSUs, 401(k) and IRAs creates a one-time RNOR planning window that can save lakhs in tax.
The 12-month playbook for moving back to India with US RSUs, brokerage accounts, retirement plans, and US property. RNOR window strategy, year-of-return tax filings, the asset-by-asset decisions you make once and live with for decades.
FATCA is a 2010 US law that compels foreign financial institutions to report US-person account information to the IRS. India implements it through the 2015 IGA, Rule 114F-H and Form 61B — here is what it means for Indian residents and NRIs.