Fema / RBI : Discover top investment options and tax-saving schemes for NRIs returning to India, including FDs, NPS, equity, real estate, mutua...
Income Tax : Explore the worthiness of investing in NPS under Section 80CCD deduction for salary individuals/HUFs. Learn about tax benefits, re...
Corporate Law : Explore the evolution of pension schemes in India, from the traditional old pension scheme to the modern New Pension Scheme (NPS)....
Income Tax : Explore the best tax-saving investment options in India, including PPF, NPS, ULIPs, ELSS, and Tax Saving Fixed Deposits. Learn how...
Income Tax : Discover tax treatment of retirement benefits in India, including gratuity, pensions, leave encashment, and provident funds. Under...
Corporate Law : Explore the proposed Risk Management Framework for Central Recordkeeping Agencies (CRAs) under NPS architecture. Provide feedback ...
Corporate Law : Explore the Government's plans for offering a guaranteed pension under NPS and the consideration of reverting to Old Pension Schem...
Corporate Law : Important updates on NPS-Lite-Swavalamban Scheme for subscribers. Learn about contributions, migration, updates and more on your p...
Corporate Law : Steps for opening NPS account and updating address in NPS account using Driving License issued in DigiLocker ...
Corporate Law : Introduction of Systematic Lump sum Withdrawal (SLW) for the benefit of NPS Subscribers and facilitate them with smart withdrawal...
Corporate Law : Explore PFRDA Circular No. PFRDA/2024/13/SUP-CRA/07 on same-day investment for NPS contributions effective from 1st July 2024. Und...
Corporate Law : Explore the latest updates from CRAs under PFRDA for NPS/APY functionalities in FY 2023-24. Learn about new features, benefits, an...
Corporate Law : Explore the latest PFRDA Circular (No: PFRDA/2023/35/Sup-CRA/11) enabling NPS subscribers to conveniently contribute via personali...
Corporate Law : Discover the PFRDA latest circular on Systematic Lump Sum Withdrawal (SLW) for NPS Subscribers. Learn about phased lump sum withdr...
Corporate Law : Explore the PFRDA Circular on mandatory penny drop verification for NPS withdrawals and bank account updates, ensuring subscriber ...
Since common man is directly affected by the income tax provisions every budget raises expectation levels of common man on this front. What the common man is expecting from finance minister this time?
The pension environment in India has been the major growth booster through which several companies have been cashing on to. There are best pension plans in India which you can find for yourself to have better and promising returns. When it comes to the retirement plans there are indeed several options that you can pick from.
The taxation system is applicable on all the inflows that an individual receives and it is also applicable on the amount of the investments and insurances that you make for your future and for your family. There are various ways by which the tax burden can be reduced on the amount that you receive by having the basic knowledge of the taxation system.
Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has been established by the Government of India for regulation and development of Pension Sector in order to protect the old age income security of subscribers. PFRDA takes various initiatives from time to time in order to simplify and improve the operational issues in National Pension System (NPS) like new functionality development under NPS architecture, simplification of account opening, withdrawal, grievance management etc.
The New Pension Scheme (NPS) has so far not seen too many takers after the government opened the scheme to the public in 2009. However, the investment scenario will most likely change in favour of NPS once the proposals under the latest Direct Taxes
Under the DTC Bill, the annual deduction has been raised to Rs. 1.5 lakh. From the bill It appears that investments in PPF, PF, NPS, pure life insurance policies, savings schemes as notified by the government are eligible for this deduction under EEE category.
With the Union Cabinet clearing the the new Direct Taxes Code (DTC) on Thursday, tax benefits on ELSS investments up to Rs 1 lakh are expected to go by next April. And investors looking for greener investment pastures are retreating from ELSS.
Government of India has constituted a seven member Technology Advisory Group for Unique Projects (TAGUP) on June 1, 2010, headed by the Chairman, Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), Shri Nandan Nilekani to address various technological and systemic issues relating to the reliable, secure and efficient functioning of IT intensive systems in Government such as Tax Information Network (TIN),
The New Pension Scheme (NPS) is likely to get a makeover if the revised Direct Tax Code is implemented. However, the government is doing its bit to lure investors to take a close look at the NPS. Recently, the government announced the ‘Swavalamban’ scheme through which it would add Rs 1,000 co-contribution every year for the next three years for everyone who joins the New Pension Scheme in this financial year. Any NPS subscriber who invests Rs 1,000-12,000 per annum between April 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011, will get Rs 3,000 free from the government.
The New Pension Scheme (NPS) for the unorganised sector got a much-needed fillip with the revised discussion paper on the Direct Taxes Code proposing that the end proceeds under this scheme be exempt from tax. Under the existing tax structure, the maturity proceeds under the NPS are taxed. That is, an EET (exempt-exempt-tax) method is followed. This put the scheme at a disadvantage vis-a-vis other savings instruments where the exempt-exempt-exempt (EEE) method was followed.
