How To Watch Telugu Movies by Using iBomma?
by How To Watch Telugu Movies by Using iBomma? Telugu movies, a vast treasure trove of Indian cinema, are elusive to many people who can’t …
Elaborating Tax Treatment of Composite Rent
Meaning of Composite Rent Composite rent means when the landlord or owner of a property receives rent in respect of building let out including: (1) …
SBI Revamped Gold Deposit Scheme 2019
Reason behind the Gold Deposit Scheme Gold is considered to be the safest investment option and we Indians have a habit of keeping a considerable …
Gratuity Eligibility Rules, Calculation and Income Tax Benefits
The Government has recently tweaked the rules of Payment of Gratuity Act by bringing two amendments i.e. enhancing the limit of exemption to 20 lakhs from …
Tax on Non Convertible Debentures in India
Things to Know before investing in Non-Convertible Debentures 1. What are Non-Convertible Debentures? Non-Convertible Debentures are the Bonds issued by Corporate (including NBFCs) to raise …
7.75% RBI Bonds (GOI Bonds) Features and Taxability
For the Quarter April to June 2020, the Government has reduced interest rates of almost all of its small savings schemes. PPF (Public Provident Fund) …
SIP vs. PPF: Better Investment Option
What are SIP and PPF? SIP refers to the Systematic Investment Plan which is often used in the context of investment in Mutual Funds. PPF, …
Changes in Rules of Partial Withdrawal from NPS (National Pension System)
The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has recently tweaked the Rules pertaining to Partial Withdrawal from NPS Tier 1 account (Tier II account …
Tax on Online Income from Blogging, YouTube or AdSense in India
There is an on-going wave of Earning Online through Blogging, YouTube, and Content Writing, etc. Online income earning has become the fastest emerging profession of …
How Indian Bank Calculate Interest on FD, RD, PPF and Savings Account?
Various types of accounts are offered by Banks in India namely Fixed Deposit Account, Recurring Deposit Account, Savings Accounts, Public Provident Fund Account, etc. But …