Spread the love If you’re a taxpayer in India and following the old tax regime, Section 80C continues to be one of the most powerful tools to reduce your income […]
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Find out more about Cash Transaction Limits applicable for the F.Y. 2025-26 and the circumstances which may attract penalties when not adhered to
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Spread the love Introduction Section 44AE of the Income Tax Act is a presumptive taxation scheme introduced to simplify the income tax compliance for small transport owners. This section is
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Spread the love Introduction Section 44ADA of the Income Tax Act is a presumptive taxation scheme designed specifically for resident individual professionals to simplify their tax compliance . Under section
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Spread the love What is section 44AD? Section 44AD of the Income Tax Act is a presumptive taxation scheme introduced to help small taxpayers to simplify their tax compliance. It
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Spread the love Imagine you’re a shareholder, and your company hands you a gift. Bonus issue of shares, free of charge. It feels like striking gold! But then a question
Bonus Shares and Taxes: Decoding Section 56(2)(x) Read More »
Spread the love The disclosure of foreign assets and income in Income Tax Returns (ITR) is a critical requirement for Indian residents to ensure compliance with tax laws and promote
Spread the love What is Advance Tax Advance Tax is the payment of tax in advance during the financial year in order to avoid lumpsum payments at the end of
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Spread the love The Income Tax Department on 30th May 2025 has released the Excel Based utility for ITR-1 & ITR-4. Applicability of ITR-1 & ITR-4 ITR-1 is applicable to
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Spread the love Introduction Capital Gains arises on sale of a capital assets. The gain value arises when the sale consideration is higher than the cost of acquisition. There are
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