2500+ Non-Residents Assisted with Cross-Border Tax Compliance
A US-based NRI selling inherited property in India and a European company setting up its first Indian subsidiary face very different tax problems — but they end up asking us the same question: what does Indian law actually require here? At R Pareva & Company, a Chartered Accountants firm in New Delhi, that is where our work begins. We handle international tax advisory, inbound and outbound structuring, regulatory compliance, and litigation for NRIs, expatriates, and overseas businesses operating in or investing into India.
Distance makes Indian tax compliance harder, not easier. A missed TDS deadline or an unfiled FEMA return looks routine from Delhi; from New Jersey or London, it can mean frozen repatriation or a notice nobody catches in time. That gap — between where our clients live and where their tax obligations sit — is what our CA firm in Delhi is built around. Whether the requirement is a Lower Deduction Certificate, a DTAA-based residency defense, or year-round compliance for a foreign subsidiary, we keep the plan realistic and the paperwork moving on time.
Running tax and compliance from across a time zone works differently than running it locally, and most of the friction our NRI and international clients face comes from exactly that gap. R Pareva & Company operates as a Tax Advisory Firm in India built for that reality — international tax advisory, litigation, FEMA and RBI compliance, GST, accounting outsourcing, and expatriate taxation, coordinated so clients in the US, UK, and Gulf are not left chasing updates themselves. As a CA Firm in Delhi with a dedicated India-entry practice for foreign businesses, we handle the parts of Indian compliance that are hardest to manage remotely.
A firm runs on more than one person's effort. At RPC, that shows up daily — in how the team pushes each other, covers gaps, and brings different backgrounds to the same problem. Diversity of experience here isn't a talking point; it's why we catch things a single-perspective team would miss.
I've built our culture around collegiality — helping each other so we can better serve our clients, our profession, and the communities we work in.
Most of my practice has involved foreign nationals and NRIs, and the confusion they carry into their first conversation with us is real — different jurisdictions, different rules, and no single source that explains how they intersect. My work is to cut through that: clear guidance, practical solutions, and enough clarity that clients understand not just what to file, but why.
As a Chartered Accountant firm in Delhi built around cross-border work, we focus on making Indian compliance manageable for clients who are managing it from thousands of miles away.
2500+ Non-Residents Assisted with Cross-Border Tax Compliance
500+ Lower Tax Deduction Certificates Secured for Non-Residents
Extensive Experience in International Tax Litigation for Global Clients
Cross-Border Remittances Processed in Full RBI & FEMA Compliance
2500+ Foreign Businesses Advised on Indian Market Entry
1000+ Tax Treaty Consultations for Cross-Border Structuring
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Cross-border tax work rarely fits a standard playbook — every jurisdiction pair brings its own conflicts and deadlines. Our aim is to bring the same rigor to that complexity that top-tier firms bring to any client, foreign or domestic.
That's us. That's RPC.
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Every engagement gets the same base standard — technically sound work, delivered within ICAI's ethical framework, without cutting corners because a client is twelve time zones away.
Always client-centric. We are RPC.
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Cross-border compliance changes constantly — treaty updates, FEMA amendments, new reporting rules. We track those changes so our clients don't have to, and build a team capable of keeping that up well past any single engagement.
It's why we exist. It's why we are RPC.
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Working with NRIs, expatriates, and overseas businesses means we rarely meet clients in person before an engagement starts. That changes how we operate — clarity has to substitute for face time. If we don't fully understand a client's specific situation, jurisdiction, and timeline, the advice we give won't hold up. So we start there, every time.
We treat every engagement as a partnership, not a transaction. Our international tax advisory, expatriate taxation, and regulatory compliance work is built around what a client is actually trying to do — repatriate funds, close a subsidiary, settle a residency dispute — not a generic checklist that happens to apply to their situation.
Everything runs on straightforward communication. We say what we can do, what we can't, and what a filing actually requires. NRIs and international clients don't need marketing gloss; they need reliable answers before a deadline passes — and that's what we're built to give them.
For international tax advisory, NRI taxation, or business set-up support in India, reach out to discuss your requirement.
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