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Good news: Property purchase from NRIs gets easier as govt amends Form 141; check how it helpsFrom October 1, 2026, Indian property buyers can buy properties from non-residents without getting a TAN. Instead a new system has been lau...- TDS norms eased for buying NRI propertyThe CBDT has amended Income-tax Rules, 2026, allowing buyers to deposit and report TDS under Section 393(2) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 thr...
- CBDT eases TDS compliance for property buyers dealing with non-residentsThe Central Board of Direct Taxes is set to simplify TDS compliance requirements for residents buying property from non-residents. From Oct...
- Paying rent above Rs 50,000? Failure to deduct TDS can make you an assessee in default; know what to doTenants paying over Rs 50,000 monthly rent must deduct TDS. This applies to individuals and HUFs not requiring tax audits. The TDS rate is ...
- New income tax rules from April 1, 2026: From HRA relief to new ITR deadlines, key changes explainedNew income tax rules: Significant income tax changes are coming from April 1, 2026, with the Income Tax Act of 2025 replacing the 1961 act....
- MCA seeks stakeholder inputs on creating multi-disciplinary partnership firmsThe corporate affairs ministry is seeking stakeholder comments on establishing multi-disciplinary partnership (MDP) firms, allowing profess...
- SGX Nifty down 380 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleepingMajor Asian stocks opened lower Monday after US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell declared his commitment to rate hikes to fight inflatio...
- How can highways be blocked perpetually: SC on farmers protesting at Delhi borders"The redressal of problems can be through judicial forum, agitation or through Parliamentary debates. But how can the highways be blocked a...
- Imran Khan's PTI wins most seats in Gilgit-Baltistan assembly electionIndia has slammed Pakistan for its decision to hold elections in Gilgit-Baltistan and said any action to alter the status of the militarily...
- Gilgit-Baltistan assembly election gets under way amid tight securityThe voters present inside the polling stations would be allowed to cast ballots even after the end of polling time, polling officials said.
- Xi Jinping assures neighbours to resolve disputes through dialogueIn his 3.5-hour speech, Xi assured neighbours that China is ready to resolve disputes through talks but not at the expense of Beijing's str...
- Cabinet clears infrastructure projects worth Rs 12,178 crore, including Zojila passZojila is situated at an altitude of 11,578 feet on Srinagar-Kargil Leh National Highway which remains closed during winters (December to A...
- Indians' money in Swiss banks hits record low of 676 million francsThe total money of Indians fell by 45 per cent during 2016 to CHF 675.75 million, marking the biggest ever yearly decline in such funds.
- India crush South Africa, cruise into semi-finals of Champions TrophyShikhar Dhawan (78 off 83 balls) and skipper Virat Kohli (76 off 101 balls) made it look like a walk in the park as India chased down a tar...
- Punjab to add 7 lakh more families under 'Atta-Dal' schemeBadal himself called up few such beneficiaries randomly from his mobile to get their feedback about timely disbursement of pension to them.
- Opposition asks govt to take steps to check intoleranceOpposition members today claimed there were rising cases of intolerance in the country and asked the government to take steps to ensure tha...
- India is now the world’s slave capital: Global Slavery Index 2014The Global Slavery Index 2014 announced on Monday that India and Pakistan alone account for over 45% of total global enslaved population.
- Lavasa lands in trouble for flouting green lawsIndia’s first hill city, may get away by paying a “hefty penalty” according to sources in the environment ministry.
- Smoking to be banned in public places from October 2The Government on Tuesday announced that smoking would be banned in all public places from October two. The ban would include hotels, resta...
- US Congress okays N-deal sans killer amendmentsThe landmark legislation approving the US-India nuclear agreement was passed by a massive 359-68 margin.
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