We offer a thorough statutory tax compliance tracker for August 2024 in this blog post to help financial professionals and businesses remember important deadlines. Important dates and forms for income tax, EPF, ROC, GST, and ESI compliance are included in the handbook. We also highlight important regulations and modifications, such as the latest labor law amendments and the GST Amnesty scheme. Businesses can avoid penalties, fines, and reputational harm by adhering to this tracker, which will guarantee seamless operations all month long.

This blog provides a detailed and descriptive overview of Section 194M of the Income Tax Act, 1961. It explains the key aspects of this section, including the types of payments covered, the threshold limit for TDS applicability, the TDS rates, and the compliance requirements for both payers and payees.

This comprehensive guide covers essential information for businesses and individuals operating in India regarding income tax, provident fund (PF), and employees' state insurance (ESI) compliance in June 2024. Understand the requirements, deadlines, and forms to be submitted to maintain compliance with Indian tax laws and regulations.

Confused about tax deadlines? This blog cuts through the jargon and clarifies the difference between Financial Year (FY) - your income earning period - and Assessment Year (AY) - when taxes are assessed and filed. Master these tax terms and ensure a smooth tax season!

Tax Planning for Uncertain Economic Times: Shoring Up Your Finances" provides essential guidance for navigating economic instability through strategic tax planning. This concise yet comprehensive resource offers practical insights into optimizing tax efficiency, minimizing risks, and strengthening financial resilience in volatile times. Readers will gain valuable strategies for leveraging tax deductions, credits, and investment opportunities to safeguard their finances amidst uncertainty.

Discover the intricacies of NRI taxation, from understanding residency rules to navigating regulations outlined in the Income Tax Act and FEMA. Learn about the significance of the Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident (RNOR) status and how it impacts tax planning for Non-Resident Indians.