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Gaming companies move SC for interim relief from taxman

Gaming firms are seeking Supreme Court intervention against retroactive GST demands, which could lead to hefty tax burdens exceeding their earnings. They challenge the imposition of GST on the entire betting pool for past years, fearing a potential industry collapse…

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Government should lower GST on cement at 18%: Arun Shukla, President, JK Lakshmi Cement

Arun Shukla, President and Director of JK Lakshmi Cement, said there is a case to increase cement manufacturing capacity in India to meet the rising demand, which is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 7-8 per cent.

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GST Amnesty scheme waiver of interest and penalty: Step by step guide for eligible taxpayers to apply using GST SPL-02 form

GST Amnesty 2024: GSTN in an new advisory said now GST SPL-02 form has been made available on the GST portal. GST SPL-02 form can be used to apply for GST Amnesty Scheme waiver of interest and penalty. Read below…

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Indians’ consumption of pulses, cereals declines by 5 pc as spending pattern shifts: SBI Report

Indian households have significantly altered their spending patterns over the past 12 years, shifting focus from food to non-food items, according to an analysis by the State Bank of India (SBI).

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U.S. pizza chain Papa John’s targets 2025 India re-entry after delay

U.S. pizza chain Papa John’s International plans to make its return to the Indian market in 2025, a year later than planned, while many Western brands rethink their plans as inflation hits consumer spending.

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World food prices dip 2% in 2024: FAO

The UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s overall Food Price Index averaged 122.0 points – 2.6 points or 2.1 percent lower than the average value in 2023.

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TDS on rent paid to joint owners explained: How the ₹50,000 threshold applies per landlord under Section 194IB
Clarity on TDS on rent paid to joint owners shows the ₹50,000 threshold applies per landlord, not per property. Joint ownership rent splits decide tax deduction, ensuring accurate compliance under Section 194IB and avoiding unnecessary deductions.
Pay only for the kilometres you drive: How PAYD insurance works
If you drive infrequently, a pay-as-you-drive (PAYD) policy could significantly lower your car insurance premium. Here's how it works, who should opt for it, and the risks to watch for.
8th Pay Commission: Odisha and West Bengal meetings take centre stage–top 5 updates you must know
The 8th Pay Commission is entering a crucial stage, with stakeholder meetings being held in Odisha and West Bengal to discuss salaries, pensions, allowances, and the fitment factor.
I asked ChatGPT how many credit cards are too many; Experts filled in the gaps with what AI missed
Several banks have altered credit card rewards, which may make cardholders reassess how many cards they need. I asked ChatGPT how many credit cards are too many and experts filled in the gaps with what AI missed.
I asked ChatGPT how rich Indians must become for the country to be ‘developed’; an expert adds what AI missed
I asked ChatGPT how rich Indians must become for the country to be considered developed. We then compared the responses to what Axis Bank's chief economist Neelkanth Mishra said on the matter. Here's a look...
Working for a foreign client or firm while living in India? Don't miss this form to avoid paying income tax twice
Working for a foreign client means income may be taxed in both the foreign country and India. However, Indian residents can claim foreign tax credit by filing Form 67. Details here.
New EPF Scheme 2026 comes into effect: Here's what changes and what remains the same for EPFO subscribers, explained
The government's new EPF Scheme 2026 has come into effect as part of the Social Security Code 2020. Today, we explore and explain how and what has changed for EPFO subscribers and what remains the same.
EPS-2026 rules: Will you get pension if you leave your job before completing 10 years of service?
The central government has implemented EPS, 2026, replacing older pension schemes. Key provisions remain intact, but questions about eligibility for employees leaving before 10 years persist. Here's what the new rules say.
Yen at record low: Should Indian investors be worried? Experts weigh in
The yen’s weakness is not just a Japan story. For Indian investors, the impact is mostly indirect. While short-term volatility may rise if global carry trades unwind, experts agree that disciplined long-term investing remains the most effective way to navigate these macro cycles.
EPS-2026 replaces EPS-95: Does the ₹1,000 minimum pension continue? Here's what has changed
The Centre has introduced the Employees' Pension Scheme (EPS), 2026, replacing older versions. While procedural changes have been made, the minimum monthly pension remains fixed at ₹1,000, unchanged since 2014.