The Income Tax Act, 1961 defines a non-resident Indian as an individual, being a citizen of India or a person of Indian origin, who is not a resident. A person is of Indian origin if he or either of his Indian parents or any of his grandparents was born in undivided India.
Studying abroad is expensive and at times the cost can be as high as six times that of the cost in India and hence planning needs to be done to ensure that sufficient funds are at disposal when needed. This is essential because to apply for the student visa, you need to show proof of… Read More »
Filing returns electronically is eco-friendly as it reduces the usage of paper which is a step in the direction of protecting the environment. Also, in case you have made an error while filing the returns, like you have provided information on one particular head of income, in that case you can re-file your returns using… Read More »
Japan is the world’s third-largest economy in terms of the GDP. Japan contributed 8.7% to the global GDP in 2009. It is also the world’s fourth largest exporter and fifth largest importer.
Money back endowment plans for instance, tell you roughly how much you can expect and at what age (of the child) the money will be due. With money back policies, your child would receive fixed portions of the sum assured at regular intervals. On maturity, your child receives the balance sum assured, if any, plus… Read More »
Liquid funds are a very popular choice if the investment is for a small duration. These funds invest in very short-term securities such as commercial papers, short-term treasury papers and bank deposits. They are not affected by interest rates fluctuations. So, if Mr A holds on till the maturity of the product, then he would… Read More »
Every year the Government opens up new options for tax savings to encourage the tax payers utilize their monies better! However, most of the time, tax payers tend to put off saving plans to the last minute and miss out the right investment opportunities. Here is a list of tax saving options that will meet… Read More »
As a senior citizen, while safety of capital is of paramount importance, don’t forget to take into account the tax factor. Taxes can actually erode the value of your returns. Also another black hole to watch out for is inflation. Many seniors opt for the security of assured returns and end up finding that the… Read More »
2010 is a watershed year for the investors’ community in many ways. India regained the high growth rate, monsoon was plenty to spread cheer, auto sector saw huge growth, and stock market touched the same all time high of 2008. Quantitative easing in US started in 2010 and its impact will be felt only in… Read More »
Real estate sector is one of those important sectors which directly or indirectly affect us. This article briefs you about the post budget impact on Real estate sector. So, if you are an investor looking to invest in the real estate sector stocks then you should read through this article to understand the post union… Read More »