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Adopting child becomes easier in Chandigarh - Vimarsana News

Adopting child becomes easier in Chandigarh

With a fresh notification of the UT Administration, adopting a child has now become easier than before in the city.

International credit card spends abroad will now attract 20% TCS: How cardholders may be hit - Vimarsana News

International credit card spends abroad will now attract 20% TCS: How cardholders may be hit

Credit card spends outside India have been brought under the ambit of the LRS — under which all resident individuals, including minors, can remit up to $2,50,000 (approximately Rs 2.06 crore) abroad per year without prior approval from the RBI

Comprehensive legal framework a must to curb cybercrime - Vimarsana News

Comprehensive legal framework a must to curb cybercrime

THE spread of the Internet has made our lives convenient. India has made fast strides towards adopting this technology. The number of digital transactions in the country crossed 10,000 crore in the 2022-23 financial year. However, this convenience has brought some hazards and made us vulnerable to c

More Questions than Answers: Finance Ministry FAQs on FEMA Amendment Rules, 2023 - Vimarsana News

More Questions than Answers: Finance Ministry FAQs on FEMA Amendment Rules, 2023

The Finance Ministry tweeted a series of FAQs in an attempt to address the concerns surrounding the FEMA Amendment Rules, 2023

How 20% TCS on overseas credit card spends while abroad affects users - Vimarsana News

How 20% TCS on overseas credit card spends while abroad affects users

While the Union government has justified the hike in the tax collected at source on overseas credit cards claiming it mainly affects the rich, it is being criticised for burdening the middle class.