Tanushree G.

US tax law is complex enough on its own. Add international income, foreign accounts, or cross-border business structures and most people are either overpaying or unknowingly non-compliant. I help US residents and businesses get it right — cleanly, strategically, and confidently. I am Tanushree Goel, a Chartered Accountant with 20+ years in US taxation — over a decade of it spent exclusively in planning, strategy, and compliance for individuals, NRIs, and US businesses. I operate USTAXSHREE, an independent consultation-only practice. When you hire me, you work with me directly — no junior staff, no hand-offs. Over my career, I have helped clients save tens of thousands of dollars annually through a disciplined, IRS-vetted approach to tax planning. My work starts with a careful review of your P&L and financial picture, then moves to identifying every legally available lever — entity structure, expense classification, IRC elections, treaty benefits, depreciation strategies, and retirement optimization — calibrated to your risk tolerance. I do not guess. Every strategy I recommend is grounded in the IRC, IRS guidance, and case law — and I present options at multiple aggression levels so you decide how aggressive you want to be, with full visibility into the risk profile of each. What I can do for you → Review your P&L line by line and identify misclassified expenses and missed deductions → Analyze your entity structure (sole prop, LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp, partnership) and model the tax savings from restructuring → Identify IRC elections available to you: §475(f) mark-to-market, §179 expensing, §168(k) bonus depreciation, §199A QBI deduction → Advise on US-India DTAA benefits, FBAR/FATCA compliance, and NRI-specific tax optimization → Plan capital gains exits, retirement contributions, and year-end strategies → Deliver a written advisory memo with clear, numbered recommendations and estimated dollar savings I serve clients at every aggression level Conservative — Fully IRS-settled positions. Zero audit risk. Leaves some savings on the table but maximises certainty. Moderate — Well-supported IRC positions with strong precedent. The sweet spot for most clients. Aggressive — Legally defensible positions under Treasury Regulations and case law, with appropriate documentation. Best for clients who want to claim every dollar the law allows.