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International funds top return charts, but overseas investment limits persist. Should you continue SIPs or explore alternatives?International mutual funds are leading in returns, driven by global markets and currency gains. However, Indian investors face hurdles due ...- ETMarkets Smart Talk | “Tax, TCS & Clarity: What’s holding Indian investors back from going global”, explains Himanshu KohliIndian investors remain hesitant about overseas investing due to taxation complexities and operational ambiguity. Expert Himanshu Kohli adv...
- International funds deliver up to 50% returns in a year, subscriptions halted. Should investors book profits or stay invested?International funds have delivered up to 50% returns in one year, supported by a global tech rally, rupee depreciation, and strong earnings...
- Six big TDS & TCS changes for Tax Year 2026-27: From TDS on NRI property to TCS on overseas remittance for education, know all that has changedNew tax rules for Tax Year 2026-27 begin April 1, 2026. Key changes affect TDS on NRI property and TCS on overseas remittances for educatio...
- TCS on credit card and forex card under RBI LRS lacks parity: What experts suggest Budget 2026 do?Foreign spending by Indians faces a tax anomaly. While forex and debit cards incur Tax Collected at Source (TCS) under LRS, international c...
- TCS paid on foreign remittances, purchase of car can be used to lower TDS on salaryTCS on Foreign remittances: Budget 2023 raised TCS on most foreign remittances under LRS to 20%. The initial implementation was met with cr...
- New TCS rules have kicked in: Here's what gets costlier and what remains sameStarting October 1, 2023, new tax collection at source (TCS) rates will affect various financial transactions, such as international travel...
- Higher TCS applies to overseas expenditure starting October 1: How will it affect your study abroad budget?Parents sending money for other living expenses will face the 20% TCS unless they can prove it is for educational purposes. To mitigate the...
- New 20% TCS from October 1, 2023: Be ready for a cash crunch if you invest in international stocks, cryptocurrency; how to reduce TCS impactTCS on foreign remittances from October 1, 2023: The Budget 2023 hiked TCS on foreign remittances of more than Rs 7 lakh through the LRS to...
- What are the new TCS rates for foreign remittances applicable from October 1, 2023Here is the rate you will be charged for foreign remittances under LRS below and above Rs.7 lakh.
- Sending money abroad for education? Watch out for these errors to avoid 20% TCSThe higher rate of TCS will not apply to education expenses incurred abroad. But parents must be careful about the fine details of TCS whil...
- No TCS on foreign remittances of up to Rs 7 lakh, credit card spending overseas; higher rates to kick in from October 1TCS on foreign remittances: There will be no tax collection at source (TCS) on foreign remittances of up to Rs 7 lakh per financial year, s...
- Govt clarifies how TCS will be applicable on flight tickets, hotel bookings during international trips, hostel expenses, other foreign remittancesEarlier this week, the ministry said that there will be TCS on foreign remittances of up to Rs 7 lakh per financial year. Further, it also ...
- Credit card holders may have to file declaration with banksFrom July 1, overseas expenses on credit cards exceeding Rs 7 lakh will be subject to a 20 per cent TCS. However, if such expenses is incur...
- Clarity needed on TCS levy on credit card payments, distinction between biz/personal visits: Tax expertsEY India, National Tax Leader, Sameer Gupta said since the object of the increase in TCS rate on LRS transactions is to address cases of di...
- No TCS on debit card, credit card forex payments of up to Rs 7 lakh from July 1, 2023: GovtThe Ministry of Finance on Friday, May 19, clarified that no TCS will be levied on individual payments using international debit and credit...
- No TCS on overseas spending up to Rs 7 lakh per year by credit or debit cards: GOIThe Government of India on Friday has announced that individuals making payments using their international debit or credit cards, up to Rs ...
- Credit card forex payments under LRS: You have to pay 20% TCS on these transactions from July 1, 2023Credit card spending in a foreign currency will now be a part of LRS's annual limit of $2,50,000 per person. Further, it will be subject to...
- Changes in FEMA rules: Debit, credit cards to have parity; business visits of employees exempted from LRSThe ministry said since credit card spending overseas has now been brought under LRS, such remittances would be liable to tax collected at ...
- Credit card spends in foreign currency to attract 20% TCSThe Finance Ministry has clarified that foreign currency payments such as digital subscriptions to publications or goods bought on foreign ...
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