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    How to file ITR-1 with salary, income from house property and other sources for FY 2023-24 (AY 2024-25)

    File ITR-1 online: Here is a step by step guide on how salaried individuals can file their income tax return using ITR-1 form easily on the income tax department's e-filing website. ITR-1 form is also known as Sahaj. Individuals having income from salary, house property, interest and dividend incomes can use ITR-1 to file income tax return.

    Latest PPF (Public Provident Fund) interest rate for July- September 2024 quarter

    Latest PPF interest rate: The Public Provident Fund (PPF) is widely favored as a savings option. The government has recently revealed the interest rates for small savings schemes for the period of July to September 2024. PPF investments are considered risk-free as it is government backed.

    Latest Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana interest rate: What is the SSY interest rate for July- September 2024 quarter?

    Latest Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana interest rate: The SSY is a government-backed small deposit savings scheme to benefit a girl child.

    Budget 2024 should hike basic income tax exemption limit to Rs 5 lakh in both old and new tax regimes: Deloitte

    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is likely to present Union Budget 2024 this month. Salaried taxpayers are eagerly waiting for some much-needed tax benefits from the upcoming Budget. According to Deloitte, salaried people want Finance Minister to revamp tax slab benefits, adjust HRA rates, incentivise EV sales, and promote affordable housing in Budget.

    Advance tax first instalment payment deadline: Who has to pay, penalty for missing last date

    Advance tax payment: Individuals with a net income tax liability exceeding Rs 10,000 in any financial year must make advance tax payments. Net tax liability is the estimated tax amount after deducting the TDS (tax deducted at source) within the financial year. If your total tax liability after considering TDS is more than Rs 10,000, you are expected to pay advance tax.

    Banks in a GST fix over RBI's directive to levy penal charges

    The Reserve Bank of India's directive to levy penalties only in the form of 'penal charges' is posing a tax dilemma for banks. Banks fear that the indirect tax on such levies would attract the goods and services tax (GST). The new rule, which came into force from April 1, 2024, was brought in by the central bank to ensure "reasonableness and transparency" in disclosure of penal interest. However, banks have asked the tax authorities to spell out their stand on the issue.

    The Economic Times
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