Leave Encashment Tax: The ₹25 Lakh Exemption Explained
How leave encashment is taxed in India: fully taxable during service, but exempt up to ₹25 lakh for private employees on retirement under Section 10(10AA). Formula and example.
How leave encashment is taxed in India: fully taxable during service, but exempt up to ₹25 lakh for private employees on retirement under Section 10(10AA). Formula and example.
Received salary arrears that pushed you into a higher slab? Section 89(1) relief and Form 10E explained — how relief is computed and why Form 10E must be filed first.
Section 80TTA gives up to ₹10,000 on savings interest; 80TTB gives seniors ₹50,000 on savings, FD and RD interest. Limits, the new-regime exclusion and how they differ.
Got a Section 143(1) intimation after filing your ITR? What it means, the three outcomes, the PDF password, common mismatches and how to respond to a demand or refund.
How to e-verify your income tax return: Aadhaar OTP, net banking, bank/demat/ATM EVC, DSC and ITR-V by post — plus the 30-day deadline you must not miss.
Missed the ITR deadline or found an error? How belated (139(4)), revised (139(5)) and defective (139(9)) returns work for AY 2026-27 — deadlines, late fees and what you lose.
How income from house property is taxed in India: GAV, 30% standard deduction, home-loan interest, the two-home rule, and self-occupied vs let-out treatment for AY 2026-27.
How to set off and carry forward capital, house-property, business and F&O losses in India — set-off order, time limits, and the filing deadline that protects them.
Standard deduction for FY 2025-26 is ₹75,000 under the new regime and ₹50,000 under the old. Who can claim it, pensioners, family pension and worked examples.
Section 87A rebate FY 2025-26: income up to ₹12 lakh (₹12.75 lakh salaried) is tax-free under the new regime. Slabs, marginal relief and the capital-gains catch explained.
Imagine reaching a point where work becomes optional — where your investments generate enough to cover your living costs, and you keep working only because you want to, not because you must. That is the promise of FIRE — Financial Independence, Retire Early — a movement that has captured the imagination of savers worldwide and…
“No-cost EMI” is one of the most seductive phrases in Indian retail — buy that phone or appliance now, pay in easy monthly instalments, and apparently pay no extra. It sounds like free credit. But is it truly free, or is the cost simply hidden somewhere you’re not looking? Understanding how no-cost EMI actually works…