Banks and financial institutions have a stringent process of screening the loan applications. They use the CIBIL score of an individual to check his credit worthiness. CIBIL (Credit Information Bureau of India) acts like a central database of loan and credit card information. Based on the payment records of customers it calculates a CIBIL Score and prepares a credit report which is then used by the banks to assess the loan eligibility. Given the fact that the CIBIL score is the first major deciding factor on whether you qualify for a loan or not it is imperative for you to have a good CIBIL score. Let’s understand the factors that affect your credit score.
At the very first instance, it has been a great step by the government that they have made available the ITR forms on 1st Day of April itself. Although the last date of filing ITR is 31st July for individuals, people have already started filing returns from the first week of April itself.
What is the nature and source of grievances received in EPFO? Grievances generally arise out of: i) Settlement of PF/Pension/Insurance Claims. ii) Transfer of PF accounts. iii) Non enrolment of employees. iv) difficulty arising out of old PF accounts on the CPGRAMS portal. v) difficulties relating to Universal Accounts Number (UAN). Grievances are raised by […]
Excise duty of 1% (without CENVAT credit) or 12.5% (with CENVAT credit) is being levied on articles of jewellery [excluding silver jewellery, other than studded with diamonds/other precious stones]. Before dwelling deep into the subject, it would be appropriate to first understand the concept of excise duty.
Revised Scheme of Education and Training for Chartered Accountancy Course Revised Scheme: Route 1 – Foundation Course# Under the Foundation Course Route, the following steps are required- Under the Foundation Course Route,the following steps are required: Register with Board of Studies (BoS) after appearing in Class Xll examination till June 30/Dec 31 Be eligible to […]
Who can use this Return Form- This Return Form is to be used by an individual whose total income for the assessment year 2016-17 includes:- (a) Income from Salary/Pension; or (b) Income from One House Property (excluding cases where loss is brought forward from previous years); or (c) Income from Other Sources (excluding winning from lottery and income from Race Horses)
Today in this article I will show you ugly face of this process of wealth creation. How we fall in trap and start losing. Why I write on this topic? Even if you are not able to follow all wealth creation techniques at least you shouldn’t be losing by committing these mistakes. Following is the list of mistakes so read them and tries to avoid these acts.
Any service provided by Government or a local authority to a business entity has been made taxable w.e.f 1st April 2016. Post Budget 2016, representations have been received from several quarters including business and industry associations in respect of various aspects pertaining to the taxation of such services. Accordingly, the following clarifications are issued:-
55. Services provided by Government or a local authority by way of issuance of passport, visa, driving licence, birth certificate or death certificate; 56. Services provided by Government or a local authority where the gross amount charged for such services does not exceed Rs. 5000/- :
This section is nothing but provides a relaxation to the tax payers to declare income on presumptive basis, which should not be less than 8% of the gross turnover or gross receipt during the financial year. However this relaxation is provided to certain persons and certain business subject to specified conditions which are provided under Sec 44AD of Income Tax Act, 1961. These certain business and certain persons are named as Eligible Business and Eligible Assessee in the Act. Let us discuss this Section.
