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This comprehensive guide explains everything you need to know about ELSS mutual funds, including tax benefits under 80C, lock-in period, risks, and investor suitability.

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Patta Chitta is a land ownership record kept by the Tamil Nadu government. Learn more about Patta Chitta and its importance in this quick guide by India Infoline.

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Are you a resident Indian with a gross taxable income exceeding Rs250,00 yearly? Or do you own any movable or non-movable assets in this country? If yes, then you need to file your Income Tax Returns (or ITR) every year.

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Taxpayers, facing time constraints, may initially file inaccurate or incomplete income tax returns. To address this, the Income Tax Act’s section 139(5) permits the filing of revised returns, enabling corrections and the inclusion of omitted information for accuracy. But many individuals are clueless about how to file a revised tax return. This blog will help you understand that in detail. What is a Revised Return? […]

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Finance Bill is presented usually in the last week of February every year and this bill contains amendments in direct as well as indirect taxes. It is usually presented in the Parliament by the Finance Minister.

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Tax planning is the most vital activity you can undertake to ensure a burden-free financial future.

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STT is levied on purchase or sale of securities that are listed on the Indian stock exchanges. This would include shares, derivatives, or equity-oriented mutual funds units,

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You may have rummaged Google in an attempt to find the right answer, all for nought. The amount of income tax to be paid depends solely on how much you earn and your total taxable income.

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Taxes in India consume a considerable portion of your earnings. Without proper tax planning, this compulsory contribution can eat a large bite of your hard-earned money.

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The government collects taxes in the form of income tax, direct taxes and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid to the government directly from the individual earning money. On the other hand, indirect taxes are the seller’s responsibility to deposit with the government.

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According to the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, the Central Government levies stamp duty on the exchange of instruments, where an instrument is defined as any document by which any right or liability is created, or is purported to be created, transferred, limited, extended, extinguished or recorded.

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It is essential to know of the reliefs the Income Tax laws grant to assessees under the scanner to reduce the damages caused by such operations.

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Our expenses and requirements vary as we become older. This means our lives enter a new stage after retirement, one in which we have less money but more free time. The government has created certain tax incentives for senior citizens in order to assist them in managing their financial load. So, let’s explore the senior citizen tax slab in detail. The Income Tax Act divides […]

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Individuals often earn income from various sources worldwide. However, not all countries tax foreign income earned by their residents. If you’re an Indian resident with income sourced from abroad, you may wonder about India’s taxation policies concerning such earnings. The Indian tax system does indeed impose taxes on foreign income. This article aims to explore all about taxation of foreign source income in India. Determining […]

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The Savings Bank Account operates as a virtual piggy bank. You accrue interest, which then incurs taxation under the category of ‘Income from Other Sources.’ However, numerous individuals remain oblivious to this mandatory tax payment. Section 80TTA of the Income Tax Act from 1961 presents an opportunity – one can deduct up to Rs 10,000 on interest income earned specifically from a savings bank account. […]

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