Local property tax amounts are typically determined by multiplying the property’s assessed value by the local tax rate. The assessed value is usually based on an appraisal of the property’s market value, but it may also consider other factors such as the age and condition of the property. The local tax rate is set by … Read more
Homeownership offers tax benefits, reducing your taxable income. By deducting mortgage interest and property taxes from your taxes, you can lower your overall tax bill. This deduction incentivizes homeownership and helps make it more affordable for many households. The amount of the tax break depends on the size of your mortgage, your income, and your … Read more
Equalisation Levy is a tax that is imposed on specific digital services provided by non-resident companies to Indian customers. It is not explicitly a part of the Income Tax Act, but rather a separate levy introduced through the Finance Act of 2016. The levy targets digital services such as online advertising, software updates, and cloud … Read more
Pension contributions made by employees are generally tax-deductible, reducing their taxable income and thus decreasing the amount of income tax they owe. This means that a portion of the employee’s paycheck that goes towards pension contributions is not subject to taxation. The government encourages pension savings by providing these tax breaks, aiming to promote financial … Read more
Intercompany interest is a payment made between two companies that are part of the same group. It arises when one company lends money to another company within the group. The interest expense incurred by the borrowing company is deductible for tax purposes, while the interest income earned by the lending company is taxable. However, there … Read more
The payment you receive for pursuing academic studies or internships is called a stipend. The taxation rules in India are complex, but there are generally two types of stipends: taxable and non-taxable. Scholarships, fellowships, and stipends granted to research scholars are non-taxable. Stipends paid to students or interns employed by companies or institutions are taxable. … Read more
Getting a mortgage without tax transcripts can be possible, but it may be more challenging. Lenders typically use tax transcripts to verify your income and financial stability. Without tax transcripts, you may need to provide alternative documentation to prove your income, such as pay stubs, bank statements, or a letter from your employer. The specific … Read more
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Interest on Research and Development (R&D) in India is eligible for tax deduction under section 35(2AB) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. To claim this deduction, the taxpayer must be engaged in the business of developing or producing new products, processes, or technologies. The R&D activities must be conducted in India and approved by the … Read more
When you reach retirement age, you may be wondering how much of your pension you can withdraw tax-free each year. The good news is that you can take up to 25% of your pension pot as a tax-free lump sum. This means that if your pension pot is worth £100,000, you can withdraw £25,000 without … Read more