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    Whom the remittance toll bells? Indian diaspora feels the heat of new US tax

    The US House passed the 'One, Big, Beautiful Bill' (OBBB), imposing a 3.5% excise tax on remittances from the US, impacting Indian Americans who send significant funds to India. This tax could affect $1.6 billion in remittances, potentially discouraging investments and impacting India's economy, which relies heavily on these inflows. Concerns arise about fairness and potential shifts to informal channels.

    NRI Talk | A blended approach—India + global—is becoming the norm in NRI portfolios: Alok Saigal

    While India is seen as a core long-term investment destination by NRIs, countries like UAE & Singapore continue to attract NRI capital for diversification, real estate and global exposure. A blended approach—India + global—is becoming the norm in NRI portfolios.

    Husband wife duo wins Rs 1.3 crore long term capital gains tax exemption case under Section 54 despite selling two houses to buy a joint property; ITAT Mumbai case

    The ITAT Mumbai ruled that a wife is eligible for a Rs 1.3 crore Section 54 LTCG tax exemption on a property sale, even though the new property was jointly purchased with her husband. This decision came after the tax department initially rejected her claim. However ITAT Mumbai said this is subject to the condition that the AO verifies her claim and makes sure there is no double claim.

    NRI Talk: From Art to Angel Deals: NRIs are broadening their investment canvas, Sachin Sawrikar decodes

    NRIs are increasingly diversifying their investments beyond traditional real estate and fixed deposits, exploring opportunities in mutual funds, GIFT City, and tech startups. Factors like resilient economic fundamentals, tax benefits in certain jurisdictions, and emotional ties to India drive this shift.

    Income tax on gifted property: NRI step-brother to pay zero income tax on Rs 7.5 crore property

    The ITAT Mumbai ruled that a gift from a stepsister to her stepbrother is exempt from income tax, overturning the tax department's addition of Rs 7.88 crore (Rs 7.5 crore property+38 lakh stamp duty) to the stepbrother's ITR. The tribunal considered stepsiblings as relatives based on affinity and common sense. This decision provides clarity on tax implications for gifts within step-families. Read below to know more.

    Updated LTCG and STCG capital gains tax table by income tax department: Check the tax rates for equities, foreign currency bonds and more

    The Income Tax Department has updated capital gains tax rates, differentiating between long-term (LTCG) and short-term (STCG) gains across asset classes. Effective July 23, 2024, LTCG on certain securities will be taxed at 12.5%, and STCG at 20%. Taxpayers should note that standard deductions under sections like 80C and 80D are not applicable against capital gains.

    The Economic Times
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