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About VideshTax

Indian tax, from abroad — for anyone who left India, lives outside it now, or is planning to move back.

VideshTax answers one question at a time: “I’m an Indian living abroad and X is happening — what do I owe, what do I file, and by when?”

The Indian side of NRI tax is the same wherever you live: your residency status, TDS on NRO interest, selling property, filing a return from abroad, and getting treaty relief. That’s the core of the site. The foreign side of the picture — things like PFIC and FBAR in the US — differs by country, so it lives in its own country sections, starting with the US.

We write for Indians living in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Singapore. VideshTax isn’t written for taxpayers who live in India; it’s written for people managing Indian tax from somewhere else.

Why now

The Income Tax Act, 2025 replaced the 1961 Act on 1 April 2026. Most existing guides online still cite the old section numbers and “AY/FY” language from the 1961 Act. We started from a blank page after the new Act, so every guide cites the current section, with the old section number alongside it for anyone still searching by the number they know — see the 2025 Act.

How we’re different

  • Every figure lives in one register, checked against a primary source — the Income-tax Act 2025, Rules, CBDT circulars, RBI/FEMA master directions, IRS guidance or treaty text — and every guide reads from that same register. See how we check our guides.
  • Every page is fact-checked line by line against the official text before it publishes, and worked examples and calculators are recomputed against hand-worked cases. Pages are re-checked on a schedule and after every Budget, and show the tax year they apply to and when they were last checked.
  • One situation per page, with the verdict up top, not buried under paragraphs of background.

Who runs VideshTax

VideshTax is owned and published by Marne Media LLP, which also publishes WaterVerge. Marne Media LLP is the publisher named on every page and in the site’s legal notices.

VideshTax makes money from referrals and partner links, always labelled, and never in a way that changes what a page recommends — see how we make money.