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Budget 2024 income tax: Basic exemption limit should be increased to Rs 3.5 lakh - here's why | Business - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024 income tax: Basic exemption limit should be increased to Rs 3.5 lakh - here's why | Business

Budget News: Find out why the basic exemption limit for income tax in Budget 2024 should be increased to Rs 3.5 lakh. Learn about the potential benefits for taxpayers and the need to cushion against inflationary pressures. Read more on Example News.

Income Tax Returns: What are the tax implications for NRIs in FY24? Check details here - Vimarsana News

Income Tax Returns: What are the tax implications for NRIs in FY24? Check details here

ITR 2024: As per the Income Tax Act 1961, NRIs are not required under the law to pay tax on overseas earnings or declare foreign assets. But if they overstay, tax and disclosure regulations are applicable.

Interim Budget 2024: Will FM Sitharaman tweak income tax slabs yet again? Here's what experts said - Vimarsana News

Interim Budget 2024: Will FM Sitharaman tweak income tax slabs yet again? Here's what experts said

Last Budget, the Centre brought in multiple new regulations for Income Tax. One notable announcement in relation to personal taxation was the establishment of the New Income Tax Regime as the default tax system.

Booked profits on Tata Tech, IREDA listing days? Be ready to pay short-term capital gains tax - Vimarsana News

Booked profits on Tata Tech, IREDA listing days? Be ready to pay short-term capital gains tax

There are tax implications on gains made on share sales within a day of listing. Read on to find out what they are.

ITR Filing: Know about taxable income, exemptions and refund process for NRIs in Gulf countries - Vimarsana News

ITR Filing: Know about taxable income, exemptions and refund process for NRIs in Gulf countries

NRIs are taxed solely on their Indian income, which encompasses salary received or accrued in India, income from house property in India, income from business or profession set up in India, and capital gains on transfer of assets in India. The salary earned by Indian workers in Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, and Qatar remains exempt from Indian taxation. Get more Income Tax News and Business News on Zee Business.

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