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KKA For more than 30 years, Kalyankumar and Associates (KKA) has been providing clients with assurance, US and India tax laws are complicated enough by itself.

When you add complexities for tax treaty and tax treatments for Expats and Inpats, the situation becomes even more complicated. Don't worry. We are here to help you. We will serve you as your tax guide, helping you to utilize your resources more effectively as you work toward your financial goals. Services we provide
Filing both US and Indian Tax returns for Individuals and Corporate’s. Filing Indian Wealth Tax return and Wealth Tax planning. US Exit tax returns. US and Indian tax planning to reduce current and future tax liabilities. Representation before IRS for IRS enquiries, notices, audits. Representation before Indian Income tax authorities
Obtaining Advance Tax Ruling from IRS and Indian tax authorities. FEMA / RBI related Services including Repatriation of Income. We provide quality service at a better price to
US Citizens and US Green Card Holders
Indian Nationals in process of getting US Green Card.

Moving abroad does not automatically end U.S. tax responsibilities for green card holders.Depending on your status, inco...
28/09/2026

Moving abroad does not automatically end U.S. tax responsibilities for green card holders.
Depending on your status, income, and circumstances, you may still have U.S. filing requirements even while living outside the country. International reporting rules can also apply to foreign income, accounts, and assets.
If you are a green card holder living abroad, it is important to understand your filing position before assuming that no U.S. return is required.
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FBAR and FATCA are not the same, and confusing the two can create reporting problems.Both involve foreign financial acco...
25/09/2026

FBAR and FATCA are not the same, and confusing the two can create reporting problems.

Both involve foreign financial accounts or assets, but they have different filing requirements, thresholds, forms, and reporting agencies.
Depending on your accounts, assets, filing status, and where you live, you may need to file FBAR, Form 8938, both, or neither.

If you have foreign bank accounts or financial assets, reviewing your reporting requirements before filing can help prevent missed disclosures.

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U.S. expats with an extension: October 15, 2026 is an important filing deadline for your 2025 U.S. tax return.Living abr...
24/09/2026

U.S. expats with an extension: October 15, 2026 is an important filing deadline for your 2025 U.S. tax return.

Living abroad does not automatically remove U.S. tax filing obligations. If you filed for an extension, now is the time to review your return, foreign income details, applicable credits or exclusions, and any required international reporting.

Make sure your return is reviewed and filed by October 15, 2026.

Need help with U.S. expat or international tax compliance?

KK Associate – U.S. Expat & International Tax Services

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International living comes with exciting opportunities, but it can also bring additional tax and reporting responsibilit...
22/09/2026

International living comes with exciting opportunities, but it can also bring additional tax and reporting responsibilities.

For U.S. citizens and many Green Card holders, understanding your filing position early can help you stay compliant and plan with confidence.

For professional guidance on U.S. expat taxation, connect with KK Associate.
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Living abroad can come with more than a change of address. For U.S. citizens and many Green Card holders, tax filing obl...
21/09/2026

Living abroad can come with more than a change of address. For U.S. citizens and many Green Card holders, tax filing obligations may continue even when income is earned outside the United States.

Understanding your reporting requirements early can help you stay compliant and avoid unexpected issues later.

For guidance on U.S. expat tax matters, connect with KK Associate.
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Paying taxes abroad doesn’t always mean paying tax twice. 🌍💰If you’re a U.S. citizen or Green Card holder living oversea...
18/09/2026

Paying taxes abroad doesn’t always mean paying tax twice. 🌍💰
If you’re a U.S. citizen or Green Card holder living overseas, the Foreign Tax Credit may help reduce your U.S. tax liability by allowing you to claim a credit for certain eligible foreign income taxes already paid.
Proper reporting and documentation are essential, so it’s important to understand which taxes qualify and how to claim the credit correctly.
KK Associate can help you review your situation and stay compliant with your U.S. tax obligations while living abroad.
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Planning to claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion for 2026? Eligibility matters just as much as the limit.Your tax h...
17/09/2026

Planning to claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion for 2026? Eligibility matters just as much as the limit.

Your tax home, time spent abroad, residency status, and the type of income you earn can all affect whether the exclusion is available to you.
A proper review before filing can help you apply the rules correctly and avoid costly mistakes.

Need help with U.S. expat tax planning?
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Living abroad can change where you earn, but it does not always change what you need to report.For U.S. taxpayers with i...
16/09/2026

Living abroad can change where you earn, but it does not always change what you need to report.

For U.S. taxpayers with income from overseas, the right approach starts with understanding worldwide income rules, foreign tax relief provisions, and expat-specific exclusions that may apply to your situation.

A proper review can help you stay compliant while reducing the risk of unnecessary double taxation.

Need guidance with U.S. expat tax filing?
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FATCA and FBAR are not the same, and confusing the two could mean missing an important U.S. reporting requirement. 🌎FATC...
15/09/2026

FATCA and FBAR are not the same, and confusing the two could mean missing an important U.S. reporting requirement. 🌎
FATCA reporting generally involves Form 8938, which is filed with your federal tax return when applicable foreign-asset thresholds are met.

FBAR, on the other hand, is filed separately with FinCEN and may be required when the aggregate value of your foreign financial accounts exceeds $10,000 at any time during the calendar year. (IRS)
Depending on your circumstances, you may need to file one, both, or neither.

If you’re a U.S. citizen, Green Card holder, or other U.S. person with financial accounts or investments outside the United States, review your reporting requirements carefully.

Need help understanding FATCA and FBAR?
Contact KK Associate
🌐 www.kkassociate.com
📞 +91 9823149491
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The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) can be a valuable tax benefit for qualifying U.S. expats. If you meet the eli...
14/09/2026

The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) can be a valuable tax benefit for qualifying U.S. expats.

If you meet the eligibility requirements, you may be able to exclude a portion of your foreign earned income from U.S. federal income tax. Qualification generally depends on factors such as having a tax home abroad and meeting either the Physical Presence Test or the Bona Fide Residence Test.

Because the rules can be complex, proper planning and documentation are important to make sure you claim the benefit correctly.

KK Associate can help you understand your eligibility and navigate your U.S. expat tax obligations with confidence.
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