UAE, USA & UK Company Formation and NRI Tax Services
UAE, US and UK company formation plus cross-border tax for NRIs — run by LexVerge LLP’s international desks, coordinated from India.
Going global has two directions — Indian founders expanding out (a Delaware LLC for SaaS billing, a UAE free-zone company for Gulf clients, a UK entity for European credibility) and money coming home (NRI taxation, repatriation, DTAA relief). Both directions live on this desk, with the India side and the foreign side handled by one coordinated team instead of two firms emailing past each other.
Five cross-border services, one desk.
UAE Corporate Tax Filing
Return and payment both due 30 September 2026 for a 31 December year end.
from AED 249→Most popularUAE Company Formation
Free zone or mainland, with UAE corporate-tax setup done right.
from ₹9,999→USA LLC Formation
Delaware or Wyoming LLC with EIN — Stripe-ready for SaaS.
from ₹4,999→UK Company Formation
Companies House incorporation with registered agent.
from ₹4,999→Most popularNRI Tax Services
Residency, DTAA, property sales and repatriation.
from ₹1,999→The mistake to avoid: structure first, tax later
Founders usually pick the foreign jurisdiction from a blog post, incorporate, and only then discover the India-side consequences: place of effective management rules that can make a foreign company Indian-tax-resident, transfer-pricing obligations between the entities, RBI’s ODI/LRS routes for funding the venture, and Schedule FA disclosure on personal returns. Done in the wrong order, restructuring costs multiples of doing it right.
Our desks work the two sides together: the US LLC or UAE entity formed abroad, and the India linkage — ODI filings, invoicing model, founder taxation — designed at the same time. NRIs get the mirror-image service on the personal side: residency planning, DTAA relief on both incomes, and clean repatriation paperwork (15CA/CB) when money moves.
Common questions
Can an Indian resident just open a US LLC?
Yes — but the funding route matters. Your own investment goes under the ODI rules within the USD 250,000 LRS limit (with TCS), larger structures go through an Indian company, and the LLC's India tax status depends on where it is managed. We form the LLC, get the EIN, and paper the India side so your CA and the RBI are both satisfied.
Is a UAE free-zone company still tax-free?
UAE corporate tax (9%) now applies broadly; qualifying free-zone income can still be 0% if substance and activity conditions are met. The blanket “Dubai = no tax” era is over — structure and substance decide. Our UAE desk sets this up compliantly from day one.
Two countries, one plan.
A cross-border consultation that covers both sides — entity, tax and money movement — before you commit anywhere.
Read before you file.
NRI Tax in India: How Residential Status Is Decided, What Is Taxable, TDS Rates, NRE and NRO Accounts, DTAA Relief and Filing
The 182-day and 120-day tests, what India can tax, why TDS is 30% on NRO interest and 12.5% to 30% on property, treaty relief, and what changes when you move back.
Read guide→GuideTDS on Property Purchase: Section 194-IA, Form 26QB, Joint Buyers, and the Very Different Rules When the Seller Is an NRI
1% through Form 26QB when the seller is resident and the price is ₹50 lakh or more; 12.5% to 30% on the whole price, with a TAN, when the seller is an NRI.
Read guide→GuideForm 15CA and 15CB: When Each Is Required, the ₹5 Lakh Threshold, Parts A to D and the Exempt Payments
The ₹5 lakh threshold, Parts A to D, the 33 exempt payments, when the CA certificate is needed, and the ₹1 lakh penalty for skipping it.
Read guide→Official references
The statutory sources behind this page. We keep our guidance aligned to them — verify anything time-sensitive directly.
- Reserve Bank of IndiaFEMA, remittances and foreign investment reporting
- Income Tax DepartmentReturns, forms, rates and e-filing utilities
- DPIITStartup recognition and FDI policy
Facts on this page are checked against these sources; the date of the last check is shown at the top of the page. It is general guidance, not advice on your specific facts. How we write and check our guides.