6 Amazingly Simple Ways For Better Tax Planning
Tax planning can be a bit of a nightmare for a lot of people. If you’re regularly confused about how to go about it, here are 6 tips to help you plan your tax better.
Category Archives: Tax
Be A Santa This Christmas And Save Tax
Charity can help you save tax. If you wish to claim tax benefits, make sure you donate to the approved institutions and NGOs.
Get Smart About Your Tax Planning
As the end of the year approaches, there’s generally a mad scramble to get one’s finances and investments in order. Learn why it’s important to plan your taxes and not blindly put money into the first tax-saving investment that pops into your head.
Are Your Investments Tax Efficient?
Tax efficiency tells you how much returns you will get after all taxes are paid. In this articles, we’ll discuss instruments that can help you increase your tax efficiency.
Tax Deductions Under Section 80G!
Always wondered how you can avail tax exemptions under section 80G? Let us tell you all about it.
Charges And Taxes In Restaurants
Are you confused when restaurants give you a bill at the end of your meal that has a whole bunch of charges and taxes printed on it? We’ll help you figure out what those additional charges mean.
Know The Difference Among Tax Exemption, Tax Deduction and Tax Rebate
If you think tax exemption, tax deduction and tax rebate are more or less the same, you’ll be surprised to know they mean completely different things. Find out more right here!
Eating Out Now Cheaper
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) on restaurant bills has been slashed. Read on to know more.
PPF and NSC Rules Changed For NRIs. Here Is What It Means!
The changes in rules for select small savings scheme investment like PPF and NSC for NRIs calls for accounts to be closed before their maturity in case the account holder’s status changes from resident to non-resident Indians.
What Are Capital Gains? How Are You Taxed For It?
Investment is an integral part of wealth creation. The profit earned from your investment in any capital asset is called Capital Gains. Read on to learn more.