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No tax exemption on concessional or interest free loan from the employer, not even for bank employees, says SC - Vimarsana News

No tax exemption on concessional or interest free loan from the employer, not even for bank employees, says SC

Bank employees have to pay income tax if they had taken loan from their employers at a concessional or interest free rate.

How US, UK social security system is unfair for Indians - Vimarsana News

How US, UK social security system is unfair for Indians

Indian workers do not face a level-playing field when it comes to receiving social security benefits in some countries like the US and UK. And it may not get better.

Budget 2024 expectations: 15 expectations of individual taxpayers this Budget - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024 expectations: 15 expectations of individual taxpayers this Budget

Different sectors in India have put forth their needs and demands. Here are 15 important things in the wish list of the common man regarding income tax.

interim budget | India's middle class holds out hope amid buzz over standard deduction hike in interim Budget - Vimarsana News

interim budget | India's middle class holds out hope amid buzz over standard deduction hike in interim Budget

In an election year, the government holds the key, and all eyes are glued to finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman as she prepares to navigate the delicate calculus of fiscal prudence and electoral appeal

interim budget | India's middle class holds out hope amid buzz over standard deduction hike in interim Budget - Vimarsana News

interim budget | India's middle class holds out hope amid buzz over standard deduction hike in interim Budget

In an election year, the government holds the key, and all eyes are glued to finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman as she prepares to navigate the delicate calculus of fiscal prudence and electoral appeal