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us-stocks-india
16 posts tagged us-stocks-india
- US Investing·
Why Indian investors don't need tax-loss harvesting funds (unlike US investors)
US investors use specialized TLH ETFs (DFA, Avantis) to avoid wash sale rules. Indian LRS investors can repurchase the same ETF immediately — no wash...
- RSU Management·
Wash sale rule and Indian RSU holders: what applies, what doesn't, and your actual advantage
Does the US wash sale rule apply to Indian RSU holders and LRS investors? No — and that creates a significant tax-loss harvesting advantage over your...
- US Investing·
How to repatriate US stock sale proceeds to India: FEMA, SWIFT, and the tax picture
Complete guide to bringing US stock sale proceeds back to India: FEMA current account rules, SWIFT transfer process, which bank to use, TDS on inward...
- US Investing·
ETF pairs for tax-loss harvesting from India: which swaps maintain exposure without wash sale risk
Specific ETF swap pairs for Indian LRS investors doing tax-loss harvesting: VOO ↔ CSPX, VTI ↔ VWRA, QQQ ↔ VGT, and more. No wash sale rule means you...
- US Investing·
Vested Finance review (2026): fees, features, and who it's best for
Vested Finance review for Indian investors (2026): brokerage fees, DriveWealth backend, fractional shares, Stack portfolios, LRS process, tax...
- RSU Management·
Schedule FA field-by-field: what to enter for each column in ITR-2 (2026)
Complete field-by-field guide to Schedule FA in ITR-2: what to enter for US stocks, RSUs, Fidelity/E*Trade accounts, peak value calculation, closing...
- US Investing·
LRS vs GIFT City for investing in US stocks: which route should Indian investors use?
LRS vs GIFT City comparison for Indian investors buying US stocks: tax treatment, $250K limit, TCS, IFSCA regulations, which platforms support each...
- RSU Management·
How to file ITR-2 with an Interactive Brokers (IBKR) account: India guide (2026)
Complete guide to filing ITR-2 for Indian residents with an Interactive Brokers (IBKR) account: Schedule FA disclosure, capital gains from US stocks,...
- US Investing·
INDmoney GIFT City review (2026): how the IFSCA route works for Indian US stock investors
INDmoney GIFT City review for Indian investors: how the IFSCA-licensed GIFT City route differs from LRS, TCS implications, $250K limit removal, tax...
- US Investing·
How to buy S&P 500 from India: the complete guide for Indian investors (2026)
How Indian residents can invest in the S&P 500: LRS route vs GIFT City, US ETFs (SPY, VOO) vs UCITS (CSPX), platform options, TCS rates, and Indian tax...
- US Investing·
Dollar cost averaging in US stocks from India: SIP equivalent via LRS (2026)
How Indian residents can dollar cost average (DCA) in US stocks and ETFs via LRS: monthly remittance process, TCS on recurring transfers, tax lot...
- US Investing·
Dividend stocks from India: how US withholding tax and Form 67 work (2026)
How dividend withholding tax works for Indian investors in US dividend stocks and ETFs: 30% vs 25% DTAA rate, Form 1042-S, Form 67 foreign tax credit,...
- US Investing·
TQQQ vs QQQ for Indian investors: when the 3x version makes sense (and when it doesn't)
TQQQ vs QQQ comparison for Indian residents: how volatility decay, Indian STCG tax at 30%, holding period, and portfolio size change the math. When 3x...
- US Investing·
Leveraged ETFs for Indian investors: what they are, how they work, and the top traded ones
Complete guide to leveraged ETFs for Indian residents: how daily rebalancing and volatility decay work, top traded leveraged ETFs (TQQQ, UPRO, SOXL,...
- US Investing·
How to buy TQQQ from India: step-by-step guide for Indian residents (2026)
Step-by-step guide to buying TQQQ (ProShares UltraPro QQQ) from India via LRS: which platforms support it, how to remit USD, TCS rates, and Indian tax...
- US Investing·
ESPP tax guide for Indian employees at US companies: discount, qualifying dispositions, and ITR-2
ESPPs are not RSUs. The 15% discount creates a perquisite at purchase; a subsequent sale creates capital gains. Indian employees at US companies with...