We specialise in UK-India cross-border financial planning and advice for UK-India residents, helping you navigate pensions, tax, investments, and wealth across both countries — whether you are based in London, New Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, or Bangalore.
Get expert guidance on taxation and compliance reporting for UK residents with Indian assets, and India residents with UK holdings.
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Cross-border planning between the UK and India rests on two statutory foundations. Both are published by the UK government:
Cross-border planning involving India should be considered alongside current guidance from the Income Tax Department of India:
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