[row] [column lg="6" md="12" sm="12" xs="12" ] [thumbnail target="_self" src="https://blog.taxspanner.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/eeee5.jpg"] [/column] [column lg="6" md="12" sm="12" xs="12" ] Gurgaon-based software professional Suneet Jhaveri pays a high tax because his pay structure is not very tax friendly. He is also not able to claim full exemption for certain … [Read more...] about Tax optimiser How Jhaveri can make his pay structure tax friendly
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Proof Submission 2018-19: Points to Note to Save Maximum Tax!
Proof Submission activity for FY 2018-19 is just around the corner and you must already be assessing various tax saving investment options under Section 80C. With focus being on exhausting 80C limit, it’s highly possible that you end up investing in options that are not suitable for you. Here are the Key Points to Note: Calculate your tax liability before investing to know … [Read more...] about Proof Submission 2018-19: Points to Note to Save Maximum Tax!
Donating for a social cause? Here is an alternative to Section.
Donating for a social cause? Here is an alternative to Section 80G of I-T Act for superior tax breaks Donations made to institutions that have got permission to solicit such funds under Section 35AC can get you deduction of 100 per cent of your donations, whereas most charitable donations (barring a few specified funds) under Section 80G can get you a maximum deduction of 50 … [Read more...] about Donating for a social cause? Here is an alternative to Section.
Siddhivinayak Temple to accept shares as offerings, here are tax.
Siddhivinayak Temple to accept shares as offerings, here are tax implications Under the present tax laws, transfer of shares within one year of purchase with capital gains will be taxed at the short-term capital gains rate of 15 per cent. However, if the share transfer happens after a year and STT has been paid, the capital gains tax is nil. By: Sarbajeet K Sen | New Delhi | … [Read more...] about Siddhivinayak Temple to accept shares as offerings, here are tax.
Are you an active stock trader? Here’s why you should get your.
Are you an active stock trader? Here’s why you should get your tax audit done Trading in equities is becoming common among the salaried class. More and more of salaried employees are seeking to invest in stock markets to gain inflation-beating returns over the long run. Stock trading activities during the day happen in cash, derivatives and futures and options … [Read more...] about Are you an active stock trader? Here’s why you should get your.