All posts tagged "TAX"
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330FINANCEView: Cryptic tax rules for cryptos
July 31 st is the deadline for individuals to file returns under the new framework for taxation of income from virtual digital...
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816MUST KNOWPhonePe introduces Income Tax Payment feature, allowing users to pay tax directly from app
It’s that time of the year when all taxpayers are busy assessing their yearly income and finances to fill up Income Tax...
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689ITRIncome Tax Return Refund, E-verification, Tax Payment, Revised Return
Income Tax Return Filing 2023-24: The last date to file your Income Tax Return on time for the financial year 2022-23 is...
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403ITRITR Filing for AY 2023-24: How to switch to a favourable tax regime
The availability of more than one tax regime has, however, created a challenge for individuals, i.e., selection of more beneficial tax regime....
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419MUST KNOWNew GST Rules: 28% Tax on Online Gaming | Know How It Works in US, UK Among Other Countries
As of now, most gaming companies are paying an applicable 18% GST on platform fees. But after the new rules, bets placed...
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451EPFOPPF Account: Check Features, Tax Benefits, Interest Rates Comparison With Bank FD
Bank FD Vs PPF: Banks are offering up to 7.75% interest on fixed deposits depending upon the tenure, while public provident is...
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383BUSINESSGST Council: Will Online Gaming, Horse Racing, Casino Attract 28% Tax? Here’s What States Say So Far
The GST Council is expected to decide on whether these three activities fall under the category of actionable claims of betting and...
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394BUSINESSOptimize Your Tax Savings: Open a Demat Account Today
Tax planning is an essential aspect of personal finance management, and every individual seeks legal ways to minimize their tax liability. One...
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374ITRTax Exemption Limit For Leave Encashment For Salaried Employees Hiked To Rs 25 Lakh
So far, the tax exemption on leave encashment for non-government employees was Rs 3 lakh which was fixed in 2002, when the...
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467BUSINESSWhat Is Leave Encashment? And What Are Tax Rules For It?
The employer is obligated to provide compensation for the unused paid leave, which is commonly referred to as leave encashment. As per...
