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Banks, fintechs partner to tap young Indian tourists with zero forex cards - Vimarsana News

Banks, fintechs partner to tap young Indian tourists with zero forex cards

Fintech startup Fi, for instance, reduced the foreign currency transaction fee for its Amplifi credit card from 1 per cent to 0 per cent in December, matching the zero forex markup feature already available on its debit card.

Resolution to disputed tax demands is a relief for small taxpayers: Alok Agrawal, Deloitte India - Vimarsana News

Resolution to disputed tax demands is a relief for small taxpayers: Alok Agrawal, Deloitte India

Individual tax payers had many expectations from the budget, such as relief in increase in standard deduction, incentives in purchasing electric vehicles, enhanced deductions for health insurance premium, HRA higher deduction for other tier 1 cities, increase in deduction for NPS employer contribution, etc. Some announcements on such deductions/ exemptions and improvements in administrative processes would have offered respite to taxpayers.

Forex cards on their way out? Google Pay ties up with NPCI for expansion of UPI - Vimarsana News

Forex cards on their way out? Google Pay ties up with NPCI for expansion of UPI

It is believed that this partnership will help accelerate UPI’s global acceptance, providing foreign merchants access to Indian customers who do not need to rely on foreign currency or forex cards for making digital payments.

All about Forex Cards for International Students: Simplifying Finances and Enhancing Travel - Vimarsana News

All about Forex Cards for International Students: Simplifying Finances and Enhancing Travel

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Tax Collected at Source (TCS) | 20 per cent tax collected at source to apply on pre-paid forex cards beyond Rs 7 lakh from October 1 - Vimarsana News

Tax Collected at Source (TCS) | 20 per cent tax collected at source to apply on pre-paid forex cards beyond Rs 7 lakh from October 1

The finance ministry on Wednesday deferred by three months the implementation of a higher TCS rate of 20 per cent on expenditures made under LRS and overseas tour packages till September 30