Claim DTAA Benefits. Avoid Double Tax. Stay Compliant Globally.
If you earn income outside India, you may be taxed in both countries—unless you claim relief under DTAA.
A Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) is essential to prove your residency and avail treaty benefits.
At N D Savla & Associates, we assist with accurate application, documentation, and compliance for obtaining your TRC.
What is Tax Residency Certificate (TRC)?
TRC is a certificate issued by the Income Tax Department confirming your residential status in India for tax purposes.
It is required to claim benefits under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA).
- Application under Form 10FA
- Issuance of certificate in Form 10FB
- Proof of Indian tax residency
- Required for foreign income taxation
Who Needs TRC?
- Individuals earning income abroad
- NRIs and returning residents
- Companies with foreign transactions
- Entities claiming DTAA benefits
Documents Required
- PAN details
- Residential status details
- Income details (domestic & foreign)
- Supporting financial documents
Benefits of TRC
- Avoid double taxation
- Claim DTAA benefits
- Reduce withholding tax abroad
- Ensure global tax compliance
Process
- Review of residential status
- Preparation of application
- Filing Form 10FA
- Follow-up with department
- Issuance of TRC (Form 10FB)
Why Choose N D Savla & Associates?
International Tax Expertise
Handling DTAA and cross-border taxation.
Accurate Filing
Proper documentation and compliance.
End-to-End Support
From application to certificate issuance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TRC?
It is a certificate proving tax residency in India.
Why is TRC required?
To claim DTAA benefits and avoid double taxation.
How to apply?
Through Form 10FA on the income tax portal.
Who needs TRC?
Individuals and entities with foreign income.
Which firm is best for TRC?
N D Savla & Associates provides expert assistance.