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CA Jasmeet Singh

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🚨 Breaking Tax News: The TCS Chronicles – April 2025 Edition 🚨 Brace yourselves, tax enthusiasts! The Finance Ministry has rolled out a new TCS (Tax Collection at Source) rule that's turning heads and emptying wallets. Effective April 22, 2025, certain luxury items now come with a 1% TCS tag. So, if you're planning to splurge, here's what's on the government's radar: 🎩 Luxury Items Now Under TCS Scanner: 1. ⌚ Wristwatches – Time is money, and now it's taxed too! 2. 🎨 Artworks – That antique painting? It's a taxing masterpiece. 3. 🪙 Collectibles – Coins and stamps now come with a side of tax. 4. 🚁 Yachts & Helicopters – Flying high? So are the taxes. 5. 🕶️ Sunglasses – Shady deals now officially taxed. 6. 👜 Handbags & Purses – Carrying more than just essentials now. 7. 👟 Shoes – Walking into a 1% tax. 8. 🏌️ Sports Equipment – Golf kits and ski wear sliding into the tax bracket. 9. 🎬 Home Theatres – Movie nights just got a bit pricier. 10. 🐎 Race Horses – Betting on taxes? Neigh! 💰 The Fine Print: Threshold: TCS applies to single items exceeding ₹10 lakh. Rate: A flat 1% TCS on the sale price. Effective Date: April 22, 2025. So, next time you're eyeing that luxury purchase, remember: the taxman might be watching. Or as they say, "In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes... and now, taxed handbags." Stay informed, stay compliant, and maybe reconsider that gold-plated yacht. #TaxHumor #TCS2025 #FinanceFun #StayCompliant #LuxuryTaxLaughs

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