As each financial year begins, salaried individuals across India face a common dilemma—Should I opt for the old tax regime or ...

The decision between the old and new regime depends on available deductions and exemptions. If the assesse has deductions and exemptions exceeding the amount in the column D, then old regime is more ...

In order to avoid such untoward consequences; it is always advisable to file tax returns in India by NRIs, irrespective of ...

Home loan benefits are important, but they aren’t the only ones to think about. Other deductions under the old regime, like ...

The article examines the new tax regime and the changes announced in the union budget ... “Nothing is certain except death and taxes.”1 In India, there is no dispute on the mandate of the sovereign to ...

This year, salaried employees received a 'bonus' in their April salary from the government, as reduced tax rates under the new regime that were announced in Budget 2025 kicked in from 1 April.

India, which received $125 billion in remittances in 2023, is the world's largest recipient of money from overseas ...

Choosing between the old and new tax regimes depends on factors like home loan deductions, income level, and personal financial goals, with the old regime benefiting those with high deductions and the ...

A part of a Republican fiscal bill proposes a five per cent tax on all international remittances made by non-citizens in the ...

Since its introduction in 2017, India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) was envisioned as a transformative step towards a ...

As the new financial year unfolds, HR leaders across India face a refreshed set of payroll regulations and compliance expectations. In this shifting landscape, keeping pace with updates is not just ...

If you're thinking of moving from the old to the new tax regime in India, and you’ve accumulated business losses in the past, it’s natural to wonder what becomes of them. The good news is that ...