The National Saving Scheme (NSS) in India is a scheme regulated by the Ministry of Finance and operated and managed by the Department of Post, India.
A new clause inserted by the Finance Act of 2023 allows deductions made to MSMEs on an actual payment basis instead of an accrual basis if the payment is made within the threshold limit.
Many Start-ups nowadays have a vision to make their business grow and spread their wings worldwide but it requires lot of funds which can be fulfilled by onboarding investors and dilute their equity and sometimes on debt.
This article provides a comprehensive understanding of the latest SCSS rules, covering eligibility criteria, investment options, extension of tenure, and income tax benefits.
This article delves into the provisions of Section 80E, highlighting its benefits and clarifying common queries related to educational loans and deductions.
Sugar factories operating in the co-operative sectors in certain States of India pay to sugarcane growers a final amount, often referred to as Final Cane Price (FCP) which is over and above the Statutory Minimum Price (SMP) fixed by the Central Government under the Sugarcane Control Order, 1966.
Not quoting of PAN attracts many penalties and also keeping of PAN more than one also attract penalty of Rs. 10,000 so before to enter into any transaction it must be understood that quoting of PAN is required in the following 18 Transactions and also it should be kept in mind that such a TDS can be claimed while filing the Income Tax Return of that relevant previous year.