The EPF interest taxation rule introduced in 2021 is now a permanent reality in 2025. Contributions above 2.5 lakh (5 lakh for government employees without employer contribution) attract tax on interest. EPFO maintains separate taxable and non-taxable accounts, with TDS applied on taxable interest. High earners must now plan carefully, track contributions, and explore other investment options to optimize returns.

This blog explains RBI’s new directive effective November 11, 2025, targeting dormant, inactive, and zero-balance accounts. It highlights which accounts are at risk and provides easy steps to keep your account safe and active.

Large cash deposits in bank accounts often trigger Income Tax notices in India. Banks are required to report high‑value transactions, and the ITD may ask for clarification if deposits exceed thresholds. With proper documentation like invoices, sale deeds, or gift deeds you can explain the source of funds and avoid heavy taxes or penalties. Notices are not accusations but part of routine scrutiny.

This blog post provides a comprehensive overview of India's GST 2.0, implemented on September 22, 2025. It details the key features, including the reduction of tax slabs to 5% and 18% (with a new 40% for luxury/sin goods), lower taxes on essential goods, durables, and automobiles, and increased prices for luxury items. The article identifies beneficiaries like everyday households, the middle class, farmers, healthcare consumers, and MSMEs. It also addresses potential challenges such as revenue shortfall, price pass-through issues, and transition headaches for businesses. Finally, it outlines expected economic ripples and crucial factors to monitor for the reform's success, concluding that GST 2.0 is a bold step towards simplifying life for millions. An appendix with sample MRP comparisons is also included.

Discover how Sections 54 and 54F of the Indian Income Tax Act provide crucial tax exemptions on Long-Term Capital Gains from property sales. This comprehensive guide covers the latest rules for 2025, including the new ₹10 Crore cap and the two-house option under Section 54, offering practical examples and a step-by-step plan for effective tax planning.

This detailed blog post explores 8 compelling reasons why India's Old Tax Regime remains a more financially attractive option for many taxpayers in FY 2024-25. It breaks down crucial benefits like Section 80C investments, home loan interest, health insurance premiums, and other key deductions/exemptions, illustrating how these can lead to significant tax savings despite the New Tax Regime's lower rates

This comprehensive blog post demystifies Section 80E of the Indian Income Tax Act, which allows individuals to claim deductions on the interest paid on education loans. It details who can claim, eligible loans, the eight-year deduction window, and the crucial distinction between principal and interest. The post emphasizes the importance of accurate documentation, such as annual interest certificates, and provides actionable strategies to match figures with lender data and navigate ITR forms correctly, thereby avoiding common pitfalls that lead to tax scrutiny. Ultimately, it equips taxpayers with the knowledge to maximize their Section 80E benefits confidently.

This blog provides a simple guide to Income Tax Section 54, explaining how individuals and HUFs can save tax on long-term capital gains from selling a residential house by reinvesting in a new one. It covers the core conditions, timelines, and the use of the Capital Gains Account Scheme. The main focus is on the crucial update allowing exemption for investing in two houses (if capital gain is up to ₹2 Crore), emphasizing that this benefit can be used only once in a lifetime. The post highlights common pitfalls and advises on documentation and expert consultation.

This blog provides a simple guide to Income Tax Section 54, explaining how individuals and HUFs can save tax on long-term capital gains from selling a residential house by reinvesting in a new one. It covers the core conditions, timelines, and the use of the Capital Gains Account Scheme. The main focus is on the crucial update allowing exemption for investing in two houses (if capital gain is up to ₹2 Crore), emphasizing that this benefit can be used only once in a lifetime. The post highlights common pitfalls and advises on documentation and expert consultation.

This blog provides a simple guide to Income Tax Section 54, explaining how individuals and HUFs can save tax on long-term capital gains from selling a residential house by reinvesting in a new one. It covers the core conditions, timelines, and the use of the Capital Gains Account Scheme. The main focus is on the crucial update allowing exemption for investing in two houses (if capital gain is up to ₹2 Crore), emphasizing that this benefit can be used only once in a lifetime. The post highlights common pitfalls and advises on documentation and expert consultation.

This blog post delves into crucial tax-saving sections beyond the popular 80C, specifically detailing Sections 80E (education loan interest), 80G (donations), 80TTA (savings interest for non-seniors), and 80TTB (interest on deposits for senior citizens). It explains who can claim these, their limits, and, most importantly, their non-applicability under the New Tax Regime for FY 2024-25. The post encourages taxpayers to compare regimes carefully and highlights myitronline's services for expert assistance.

This blog provides a concise overview of the significant updates to Form 16 for salaried employees in the Financial Year 2024-25. It highlights the increased standard deduction and improved NPS benefits under the new tax regime, along with the inclusion of other TDS/TCS information, guiding taxpayers on what to expect for their upcoming ITR filing.