EvoTax — Expert Tax Filing for the US and India
One firm, two tax systems. Choose your country to see the services, pricing and deadlines that actually apply to you.
United States
Federal and state filing for residents, non-residents and visa holders, plus business formation and bookkeeping.
- Form 1040 and 1040-NR filing
- H1B, L1, F1 and OPT returns
- ITIN applications (Form W-7)
- LLC and S-Corp formation, payroll and books
India
Income tax return filing and GST compliance for salaried individuals, traders, businesses and NRIs.
- ITR filing for salary, capital gains and business income
- GST registration and return filing
- F&O and capital gains taxation
- NRI taxation and repatriation
When both countries apply at once
A lot of the people we work with are not neatly inside one system. An engineer on an H-1B in Texas may still hold a PPF account, a flat in Pune and mutual funds bought years before leaving. Someone who has moved back to Bengaluru may still have a 401(k) and a brokerage account they opened in Ohio. In both cases two tax systems apply in the same year, and each one asks questions about the other.
That overlap is the one subject that belongs neither to the US side nor the India side, which is why it has its own library rather than a paragraph on a service page. Fourteen guides cover the reporting obligations and the treaty positions that come up when income, accounts or property sit on both sides of the move — written for the specific case of India and the United States, not as generic expatriate advice.
Not sure which side to open first?
Both trees are complete on their own, so for most people the choice is obvious and the two buttons at the top of this page are all you need. If you have ties to both countries it is less obvious, so as a guide to this website:
- You live and work in the United States
- Start with the US tree
- You live and work in India
- Start with the India tree
- You moved to the United States recently and still hold Indian accounts, property or investments
- Start with the US tree, then the cross-border guides
- You have moved back to India and still hold US retirement or brokerage accounts
- Start with the India tree, then the cross-border guides
To be clear about what that list is: it points you at the right part of this site. It is not a view on where you are tax resident or where you have to file, which depends on your own circumstances and is not something a web page can decide. Ask us if it is not clear, ideally before you file rather than after.
Free calculators for both tax systems
Every calculator on the site is free and needs no sign-up. The US set covers federal income tax, self-employment and payroll tax, quarterly estimated payments, capital gains, the substantial presence test, the S-Corp comparison for business owners, and a separate calculator for each of the fifty states. The India set compares the old and new regimes side by side and covers HRA exemption, Section 80C, capital gains with indexation, advance tax, GST and F&O turnover for the tax-audit threshold.
They are estimates rather than filed returns, and each one shows the figures it used and the date those figures were last reviewed, so you can check the arithmetic instead of taking it on trust.
Who you are dealing with
EvoTax operates as two registered companies rather than one firm with an offshore desk: Evo Taxes INC in the United States and Evo Consulting Services Pvt Ltd in India. The India practice works from offices in Bangalore and Hyderabad. Both sides share the same review process, which is the part that matters when the same client has obligations in both places.
Every reference page and calculator on the US tree carries the name of the person who reviewed it and the date they did, because a tax figure without a date is not much use — rates change, thresholds are indexed, and a page that does not say when it was last checked is asking you to guess. Where a state has published a rate change we have not yet verified against that state's own revenue department, the page says so rather than quietly showing the older figure.
Why clients in both countries use EvoTax
Compliance first
Returns prepared and reviewed by credentialled professionals to the standards of each tax authority.
Offices in both countries
Real teams and registered addresses in the United States and India, not an offshore mailbox.
Qualified professionals
Every return is prepared and reviewed by experienced tax professionals before it is filed.