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Vedanta listing: How billionaire Anil Agarwal's 'Fantastic 5' unlocked Rs 63,500 crore value with mega demergerVedanta’s long-awaited demerger culminated with the listing of four newly spun-off businesses, triggering a sharp market re-rating and unlo...- Have assets in the USA or UK? Why an Indian Will alone may not protect your heirsIndian families with assets in the USA and UK need robust succession plans. A single Indian Will may not suffice for overseas properties. E...
- RSU vs ESOP: Which is better for you as employee? Pros and cons explainedFrom vesting-day perquisite taxes to a 40% US estate levy that most Indian professionals never see coming, your employer’s stock is not the...
- Wipro is buying back shares at Rs 250. What your tax bill looks like depends on this factorWipro's share buy-back offers Rs 250 per share, a premium over market price. New tax rules effective April 1, 2026, treat buy-back proceeds...
- Vedanta Q4 Results: Cons profit zooms 92% YoY to Rs 6,698 crore, revenue jumps 47%Vedanta Q4 Results: Vedanta announced a significant financial performance for the March quarter. The company's net profit soared by 92% yea...
- In war, anything can happen; in investing, only management matters. 6 stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 27%Net margin is a useful metric. It tells you how much profit remains after costs, interest, and tax are deducted from revenue. But it does n...
- Stocks in news: SBI Life, Trent, Tata Investment, HCL Tech, Suzlon EnergyIn today's trade, shares of SBI Life, Trent, Tata Investment, HCL Tech, Suzlon Energy among others will be in focus due to various news dev...
- TDS limit for dividend income hiked from current Rs 5000 in Budget 2025: small shareholders to benefitBudget 2025: TDS threshold limit for dividend income is hiked to Rs 10,000 from Rs 5000 at present. This amendment was announced in Budget ...
- Dividends are taxed at nearly 50%: Will Budget 2025 reduce income tax rate on dividends?Income tax on dividends: The current income tax rules make dividends to be taxed at nearly 50%. The income tax rates are higher than what i...
- Amount paid on share buyback to be treated as dividend and taxed in hands of shareholders: FMFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said buyback of shares will be taxed in the hands of shareholders similar to dividend from O...
- Budget 2024: What is Dividend Distribution Tax? Know How it will abolition impact the Indian economy?In 2020-21, India's government abolished the Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT), shifting the tax burden on dividends from companies to shareh...
- Dividend or share buyback: What works better in terms of tax outgo?While dividend is the most common method, of late share buyback has also become a popular mode of distributing surplus to the shareholders.
- Hear out Cognizant before passing any orders: SC tells I-TThe case relates to repatriating money to the company’s parent entities in Mauritius and the US through a share repurchase programme in 201...
- ‘Investors should switch to growth options of MFs to avoid tax blow’The budget put the onus on investors to pay tax on dividend income, based on their tax slabs
- ‘Investors should switch to growth option of equity mutual funds to avoid tax blow’Financial planners said Systematic Withdrawal Plan works better than dividend for investors looking for a regular income, as investors can ...
- ‘Investors should switch to growth options of MFs to avoid tax blow’Rs 3.09 lakh crore of assets of the mutual fund industry of a total of Rs 23.29 lakh crore have been invested in dividend plans.
- Mutual funds: How to choose between growth and dividendMost mutual fund investors face this dilemma while investing in a scheme. Your decision will depend on how the scheme is taxed as well as t...
- Tax plan: Why bonus shares trump dividendA bonus issue is more advantageous for the investor in the long run because he gets more shares.
- Query corner: TaxVaibhav Sankla, Executive Director, Adroit helps with your tax planning.
- Consider the tax impact on MF dividend incomeAll types of incomes are taxable. For a lay investor, the going is good till the taxation process is simple.
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