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    ITR filing: Credit card and forex spend reported separately by banks in AIS, know the impact and what you can do

    Income tax return: While filing your ITR make a note that banks are now reporting total forex spends as a separate category in addition to total credit card spends. According to Gopal Bohra, Partner, N.A. Shah Associates, "Transactions through international credit cards are currently exempt from TCS, and accordingly, banks do not collect TCS. However, banks report all remittances under LRS through TCS filing, irrespective of whether TCS is collected or not."

    PSBs on the margins in credit cards, but NPAs ahead by a wide margin

    Public sector banks in India are navigating the credit card market, facing challenges with high NPAs. The focus on tier-II and tier-III cities is driving credit card sales, with State Bank of India and Bank of Baroda leading in card spending through subsidiaries. Specialized skills and appealing features are crucial for success, particularly in attracting younger consumers with modern products and reward points.

    HDFC Bank credit card charges, term: 9 major changes you should know about

    HDFC Bank has made major revisions to its credit card terms and charges. According to the bank's official website, these modifications take effect on August 1, 2024.

    HDFC Bank credit card charges, rules to change from August 1, 2024: Know about new late payment fee, bill payment rules

    HDFC Bank announced major revisions to its credit cardholders about terms and charges. The following changes to your HDFC Bank credit card charges will come into effect on August 1, 2024.

    New RuPay UPI credit card rules: NeuCoins you will earn from UPI transactions on Tata Neu Infinity HDFC Bank Credit Card from August 1, 2024

    Here is a look at changes that will come into effect for the Tata Neu Infinity HDFC Bank Credit Card from August 1, 2024, as per FAQs posted on the bank’s website.

    Consumer spending peaks in non-metro Indian cities: Visa

    Visa, a global digital payments provider, revealed on Thursday that non-metro cities in India such as Dharamshala, Mullanpur, and Vishakapatnam are emerging as the biggest daily spenders. This insight comes from Visa Consulting and Analytics' consumer spending trends for the 2024 summer cricket season. Notably, there has been an overall increase in online transactions across all segments, with food and grocery delivery apps showing a 23% surge in usage.

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