I run an online consulting business from India but have a lot of U.S. clients now. I’ve been reading about international tax treaties but it’s still confusing. How do tax treaties actually work, and can they help me avoid double taxation on the income I earn from U.S. clients?
Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
1 month ago
Tax treaties are like secret weapons for nonresidents. They prevent you from being taxed twice—once in the U.S. and again in your home country. If your country has a treaty with the U.S., file IRS Form 8833 to claim those benefits. It’s a small move that can save you big.
Learn everything about US tax treaties:
US tax treaties with other countries
Learn about Double Taxation Relief:
DTAA: An Agreement For Double Taxation Relief
