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Hi Guys, I want to know few things about below mentioned points 1. Will we invest in startup(Starting from 2,000 rupees) and become a share holder if you like it? 2. What are the benefits we get, if we invest in Startups? 3. Any tax exemption

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How do startup save taxes? I've heard the have tax benefits..

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Health insurance has been one of the most underrated things in India. I've written some short points that can help anyone looking to get health insurance. By referring to these points, they can choose better insurance for themselves and their family.

I was just thinking about how it would be if the government decided to provide tax benefits to business owners for teaching classes in colleges and schools.

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