Indian CPA and Chartered Accountant for Indian-American families and NRIs

Prepared by Prem Tax and Accounting Corp. Last checked against official sources on October 9, 2026.

A tax expert who understands both countries

Looking for an Indian tax professional or tax consultant in the Chicago area? The biggest U.S. tax mistakes for families with India ties come from things that look simple at home: a savings account in Mumbai, mutual funds in Ahmedabad, a flat that is rented out, money a parent sent. Each can trigger a U.S. filing, and the penalties for missing them are far larger than the tax.

You can talk to us in English, Hindi, Gujarati or Bangla. Forms and IRS letters are in English, so we explain them in the language you are comfortable with.

Who we help

• H-1B, L-1 and H-4 families and green card holders who need to file as U.S. residents with India income and accounts.
• U.S. citizens and NRIs with bank accounts, mutual funds, property or family gifts in India.
• F-1 and OPT students who need Form 8843 or a nonresident return.
• Business owners and consultants: LLCs, S corporations, C2C contractors, retail, hospitality, medical and professional practices.
• Real estate investors with U.S. rentals, and families buying, selling or inheriting property.
• Families moving to India or returning to the U.S. and planning the tax side.

What we help with

Credentials

• CPA: Certified Public Accountant, in the United States since 1998.
• CA: Chartered Accountant, India.
• CISA and CIA: certified information systems auditor and certified internal auditor.
• More than 20 years in practice, with audit experience including Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX).

See our about page, the international families page, and our services for foreign accounts and FBAR and Form 3520.

Common questions

Official sources

• IRS Publication 519: U.S. tax guide for aliens
• IRS: Comparison of Form 8938 and FBAR requirements
• IRS: Tax return preparer credentials and qualifications
• IRS: India tax treaty documents