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How tax planning is different from tax evasion?

TaxPlanning V/s TaxEvasion     TaxPlanning V/s TaxEvasion are separate concepts with distinct consequences: Tax Planning: Tax planning refers to the legal and strategic arrangement of financial affairs to minimize tax liabilities within the boundaries of the law. It involves taking advantage of available tax deductions, exemptions, credits, and incentives to optimize your tax position.… Read More »

Are tax planning fees deductible ?

Tax Planning Fees Deductible   Tax planning feesmay be deductible as a business expense if they are incurred for the purpose of managing and minimizing your tax liability. However, the deductibility of tax planning  depends on the tax laws and regulations of your jurisdiction. In general, tax fees that are directly related to the determination,… Read More »

Q10.24 Importance of bookkeeping: Why do you need bookkeeping ?

Importance of bookkeeping Importance of bookkeeping Website link Importance of bookkeeping: Bookkeeping is necessary for several reasons: Financial Organization: Bookkeeping helps you keep your financial records organized. By accurately recording and categorizing your business transactions, such as sales, expenses, and payments, you can maintain a clear and systematic overview of your financial activities. Financial Monitoring:… Read More »

Q14.16 How tax planning works ?

Tax planning works Tax planning works Website link Tax planning works: Tax planning involves the strategic management of financial affairs to minimize tax liabilities while remaining compliant with tax laws. Here’s an overview of how tax planning works: Understanding Tax Laws: Tax planning starts with a thorough understanding of the tax laws and regulations in… Read More »

Q144 80TTA exemption: What does 80TTA exemption include?

80TTA exemption Website Link 80TTA exemption: Under Section 80TTA of the Income Tax Act, individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) can avail a deduction on the interest earned from savings accounts. This deduction is capped at a maximum of Rs. 10,000. It applies to interest income earned from savings accounts held with banks, co-operative societies,… Read More »