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Any CA here how much is tax to pay on 30 lpa salary

Crypto Tax on gains is 30% in india. Incase of emergency what will you choose? Take loan on crypto and repay loan later or just sell crypto and pay tax or any other options you have?

Income Tax Return Filing When tax liability rises due to the receipt of arrears or additional payments, it typically happens because these amounts are added to the individual’s total income for the current financial year. This increase in incom

Key Things To do Before 31st March 2024 1 Invest in Tax Saving options Those who have opted for old tax regime must invest in tax saving options like ELSS MFs, Tax saver FDs, Life Insuarnace, PPF etc to claim deductions u/s 80C of the income ta

Here’s a real- lesson from July 2024: Many salaried employees, while filing their ITR, realized too late that they had missed out on crucial tax planning and investment opportunities because the financial year had already closed. Don’t let this hap

Attention GST taxpayers: November 30, 2024 is last day to claim pending input tax credit by filing GSTR 3B November 30, 2024, is the last date to claim any pending input tax credit (ITC) or amend any errors or omissions in compliance with the Goods

Do you know the 30:30:30 fact about Indian income tax? Just 30% of people who file their incomes, actually pay any tax. And just 30% of those people pay tax at a 30% rate. .. Most people outside that segment fall into one of the three segments.

Do you know the 30:30:30 fact about Indian income tax? Just 30% of people who file their incomes, actually pay any tax. And just 30% of those people pay tax at a 30% rate. .. Most people outside that segment fall into one of the three segments.

When I posted the poll yesterday for GST, I thought 20-30 people at max would vote and will see accordingly. But 100 people have voted so far. By this I have felt that people know GST through headlines i.e tax collection, GST notices to different co

Did you guys ever wondered? In India we pay most of the taxes and get nothing on return?. Eg: Let's assume a family earns 1.5 lac per month. And they buy groceries 20k enjoyment 10k Children's study 20k (both) Rent 15-20k (depends) Tax - 30% exc