SERVICE 06 — INDIA · US CROSS-BORDER
One team qualified in both systems handles tax strategies, filings ,transfer pricing, FBAR, FATCA, treaty benefits, and repatriation. You stop translating between two firms.
Operating across the US and India means two tax codes, two compliance calendars, and a transfer pricing regime sitting in the gap between them. Most advisory firms handle one side well. The other side gets stitched together by you, on evenings and weekends, translating between two professionals who have never spoken to each other.
The costs of that gap are specific: transfer pricing documentation that doesn't hold up, FBAR filings missed because nobody owned them, treaty benefits unclaimed because neither advisor saw the full picture.
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XQUBE's founders hold qualifications on both sides: Chartered Accountants in India, CPA in the US. The same team handles your transfer pricing documentation, FBAR and FATCA compliance, DTAA treaty benefit applications, and repatriation structuring. Nothing gets translated between firms, because there's only one firm.
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You stop being the translator. Dual-jurisdiction compliance runs from one calendar, one team, one point of contact. The gap between your US obligations and your India obligations closes, and stays closed.
THE SEAM — UNITED STATES · INDIA
UNITED STATES01
What actually moves between the entities: services, IP , staff, or cash?
02INDIA
How was the intercompany price set, and can it be defended in either country?
UNITED STATES03
Which filings has nobody clearly owned: FBAR, FATCA, transfer pricing documentation?
04INDIA
What is the repatriation plan, and has anyone modelled the tax on it?
SERVICE 06 — NEXT STEP
