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- Is your mutual fund account FATCA compliant? If not, it may be blocked after April 30In case of non-compliance by May 1, accounts will be blocked i.e. no transactions will be allowed in such non-compliant accounts this date.
- Learn with ET Mutual Funds: What is FATCA in MFs?If you are a mutual fund investor, you must be getting messages from your distributor or fund house, requesting you to be FATCA compliant b...
- US to have full reciprocity with India on tax info under FATCAFATCA came into effect from September 30 which has enabled automatic exchange of financial information between India and the US.
- ET in the classroom: No hiding from the US taxmanIf you are a mutual fund investor, you would be flooded with mails asking for additional information about yourself and your tax residency ...
- India receives financial info from US under FATCA: Finance MinistryFinance Ministry today said it has received information from the US under the financial information exchange pact FATCA in the last two mon...
- India, US sign FATCA; pact to help detect and discourage offshore tax evasionThe Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act or FATCA was signed on Thursday by Revenue Secretary Shaktikanta Das and US Ambassador Richard Verma.
- India likely to sign US tax compliance law FATCA on ThursdayIndia is likely to sign the inter- governmental pact for the US tax compliance law FATCA on Thursday, a move that will help it fight tax ev...
- India likely to sign FATCA pact in early July: Finance Ministry officialIndia is likely to sign the inter-governmental pact for the US tax compliance law FATCA early next month, a government official said here t...
- CBDT sets up high-level panel to step up heat on black money hoardersUnder FATCA, US government has agreement for sharing information on where US individuals and firms have accounts and other assets.
- India considering signing Inter-Governmental Agreement with USUnder the pact, financial entities will be required to report information on US account holders to the US IRS (internal revenue service) th...
- Financial institutions asked to register for FATCA by December 31Arun Jaitley recently said the consequences of not signing the Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act agreement with the US could be disastrou...
- Indian firms start FATCA registration; pact yet to be signedSebi and other regulators had asked the Indian financial institutions and their overseas units to go ahead with their registration with the...
- India gets a month more to sign FATCAIndia and some other countries have got one more month from the US to sign the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), an agreement whi...
- India gets a month more to sign FATCA with US: Revenue Secretary Shaktikanta DasUnder FATCA, US government will sign Inter-governmental Agreement (IGA) for sharing of information with various countries, including India.
- Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act will result in heightened tax scrutiny of NRIsFATCA requires all foreign financial institutions to enter into an agreement with the US government & disclose foreign account information ...
- India concludes pact with US on tax evasion under FATCAThe 'in substance' agreement with India under Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) was concluded on April 11, the US Treasury said.
- What Indian Americans should know about Foreign Account Tax Compliance ActAccording to US tax code, all residents, green card holders and citizens of the US must declare and pay tax on their global income in the U...
- US eyes FATCA pact for info on Americans' assets in IndiaUS tax authorities may soon get access to all significant assets and accounts held by American citizens and companies with banks.
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