The Union Budget 2025 introduces significant measures aimed at bolstering India's middle class, directly impacting your personal finances.
This article shall let you know about the impact of Section 194F of Income Tax on your Income Tax Return.
Budget, 2025 proposed extending the validity of trust and institution registrations as per section 12AB from 5 years to 10 years. However, doubts are arising regarding its applicability across different categories of trusts and institutions.
The Union Budget 2025 has brought cheers on the face of the middle class and crores of people. Because you need not pay any tax if you are earning an aggregate of Rs. 12 Lakhs or less during financial year on fulfillment of some terms and conditions.
Income tax exemption is a treasured tool for salaried individuals to lessen their taxable profits and maximize savings. The Income Tax Exemption 2025 provisions provide diverse deductions and exemptions designed to ease the tax burden on taxpayers.
The Principal Purpose Test (PPT) is a provision under the Multilateral Instrument (MLI) to prevent treaty abuse and aggressive tax planning practices. It aims to ensure that treaty benefits are granted only when the principal purpose of a transaction or arrangement is genuine and not merely to obtain treaty benefits.
The Book Identification Number, also called BIN, is a unique reference number generated by the Pay & Accounts Office, District Treasury Office, or Cheque Drawing & Disbursing Officer when filing Form 24G, which is used by government deductors for depositing TDS/TCS to track Tax Deducted at Source and Tax Collected at Source payments made by government offices without the challans.
A major change introduced in the Finance Bill 2025 is restructuring the New Income Tax regime to provide more take-home to salaried employees and encourage them to spend or invest further
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Learn about the retention rules for seized documents under Section 132(8) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, and amendments introduced by the Finance Bill 2025.