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    • Money Money Money: Impact of Budget on real estate

    • Budget restricts tax benefit on second house to Rs 2 lakh

    • Budget 2017: Do we expect an overhaul of personal income tax rates and slabs?

    • Here's all you need to know about tax filing

    • Money Money Money decodes the new tax regime governing EPF & NPS

    • Budget 2016: Taxation of house property income should be relooked at: KPMG

    • PFRDA asks govt to give tax incentive, expand pension cover

    • Here's your tax planning guide for 2015

    • Income Tax: How Budget 2012-13 will affect your finances

      By Parizad Sirwalla, Partner, Tax and Regulatory at KPMG.

    • Budget Expectations: Need to realign deduction limit on self-occupied property

      The Budget is eagerly awaited by all, from ministers, industrialists to Aam Admi. Though the focus of Budget are things like expenditure towards education, health services, infrastructure, etc. Aam Admi is more interested in knowing will his disposable income increase or not. Let’s look at some of the expectations of the Aam Admi.

    • Reverse Mortgage Loan: An innovative retirement solution

      Four socio-economic and demographic trends are clearly discernible in India. At the societal level, the intergenerational contract is changing and with more and more neutral families, some children no longer feel the obligation to care for their parents.

    • NPS: The potential game changer in retirement security

      Across the globe, providing income security to the country’s retired population has always been a challenge for governments.

    • Private Provident Fund Trusts: Issues and Challenges

      In 1952, the Indian Government introduced a mandatory savings scheme for non-government employees known as Employees’ Provident Funds Scheme (‘EPFS’). In this scheme, employees and their employers are required to make a contribution to the Employees’ Provident Fund.

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