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Understand the difference between direct and indirect taxes! Direct taxes, such as income tax and wealth tax, are levied directly on individuals and businesses. Indirect taxes, like GST, customs duty, and excise duty, are levied on goods and services, and their burden is passed on to consumers. #Tax - #Taxes - #Taxation - #TaxSeason - #TaxReturn - #TaxPlanning - #TaxPreparation - #TaxProfessional - #TaxAccountant - #TaxAdvisor - #TaxConsultant - #TaxLaw - #TaxCompliance - #TaxOptimization - #TaxSavings - #TaxCredit - #TaxDeduction - #TaxExemption - #TaxReform - #TaxPolicy - #IncomeTax - #SalesTax - #VAT - #GST - #PropertyTax - #EstateTax - #GiftTax

CORPORATE TAX 🆚️ VALUE ADDED TAX in Dubai 🇦🇪 || The UAE does not levy income tax on individuals. However, it levies 5 per cent value added Tax on the purchase of goods and services, levied at each stage of the supply chain and ultimately borne by the end consumer and In January 2022, Ministry of Finance announced that it will introduce federal Corporate tax (CT) on the net profits of businesses || #siraj_business_expert #businesssetup #tax #foryou #pro_services #Dubai #uae

Depository Participant (DP) charges are levied on all sell transactions of your Demat Account. These charges are exclusive of brokerage and are not reflected in contract notes. DP charges are the revenue source for depositories and their participants. DP charges are a flat transaction fee, irrespective of the quantity sold. Hence, the fee charged is per scrip and not the volume sold. So, these charges remain the same whether you sell 1 share or 100 shares. #reelvideo #reelinstagram #reelsviral #reelsexplore #reelsoftheday #reelsinstagram😍 #trendingreels #stockmarket #investment

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Turning twenty in film often feels like standing at the edge of something vast — no longer a teenager, but not yet the settled adult you’re expected to become. Movies use this age to explore independence, self-definition, and the first major tests of identity. In Ella Enchanted, Ella’s journey embodies the tug-of-war between obedience and self-agency. Though the story is wrapped in fairy-tale magic, her struggle to break free from imposed constraints mirrors the real-world experience of stepping into adulthood and choosing your own path. Meg March in Little Women represents a more traditional, yet equally complex side of twenty. She’s navigating love, marriage, and the responsibilities of adulthood earlier than her sisters, showing how this age can be both a time of dreams fulfilled and dreams deferred. Through Meg, we see the pressure of societal expectations and the quiet sacrifices often made by young women finding their footing. Pearl, in Ti West’s Pearl, flips this on its head. At around twenty, she’s restless, ambitious, and violently desperate for a life beyond the one she knows. Her story captures the darker side of the transition — the hunger for recognition, the bitterness of feeling trapped, and the lengths one might go to escape. Together, these characters show that twenty in film is rarely just a number; it’s a turning point where innocence meets responsibility, and desire collides with reality. #EllaEnchanted #MegMarch #PearlMovie #AgeTwenty #ComingOfAge #FemaleCharacters #TransitionToAdulthood #FilmAnalysis

Follow @karanlohiaafinance for more videos. Video credit - @nieka_richard Drawbacks of Credit Card Cash Advance 1. Fees and charges: Every time the facility is availed, a cash advance fee will be levied which further attracts finance charges which will be charged from the date of the transaction till the repayment is paid in full. 2. Interest rate: Though the interest rate on the cash advance is similar to the interest charged on card transactions, the interest on cash advances will be charged from the date of transaction till the payment is made in full making it expensive. 3. Reward points: Credit card transactions involving cash advances are not eligible for reward points. No matter how big the transaction is, you will get no reward points for credit card cash withdrawals. 4. Interest-free period: Another factor that makes credit card advances expensive is that interest will be charged from the date of the transaction till it is paid in full. There is no interest-free period on cash advances and the interest will continue to pile up till you repay your outstanding completely. "This video is for educational purposes only, I am not a registered financial advisor Kindly do your own research" #finance #personalfinance #financialeducation #financetips #creditcard

In India, stamp duty is a tax levied on the transaction of securities, including mutual funds. It applies to the purchase of mutual fund units, whether they are equity or debt funds. As of July 1, 2020, the stamp duty rate is 0.005% of the transaction value for the purchase or switch-in of mutual fund units. This duty is automatically deducted by the fund house or the stock exchange (if the purchase is made via an exchange) and is reflected in the net asset value (NAV) of the units allotted. It's a one-time charge paid at the time of the purchase or transfer, and it applies uniformly across all states in India. Additionally, a stamp duty of 0.015% is levied on the transfer of mutual fund units in demat mode, including for off-market transactions and on the sale of units in physical form. Checkout YT channel for detailed video about taxation on mutual funds @finance.boosan link in bio.

Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods or services. They're typically levied by a government to: 1. *Protect domestic industries*: By making imported goods more expensive, tariffs can help domestic businesses compete with foreign competitors. 2. *Generate revenue*: Tariffs can be a significant source of income for governments. 3. *Influence trade policies*: Tariffs can be used to negotiate trade agreements or to retaliate against other countries' trade practices. Here's how tariffs work: 1. *Imported goods arrive*: Goods are shipped from another country to the importing country. 2. *Tariff is applied*: The importing country's government imposes a tariff on the goods, usually as a percentage of the goods' value. 3. *Importer pays tariff*: The importer pays the tariff to the government before the goods are released into the market. 4. *Goods are sold*: The importer sells the goods to consumers, often passing on the tariff cost to them through higher prices. Tariffs can have both positive and negative effects on the economy, including: Positive effects: - Protecting domestic industries and jobs - Generating revenue for the government - Encouraging domestic production and investment Negative effects: - Increasing prices for consumers - Reducing competition and innovation - Sparking trade wars and retaliatory tariffs from other countries

😇Angel tax = Tax on Share Premium 💡What is Angel tax? Angel tax is levied on the capital raised by unlisted companies through the issuance of shares to investors, which exceed the fair market value of the shares. 💡Purpose It was intended to curb money laundering activities where unaccounted money was disguised as investments in startups at inflated valuations. 💡Applicability The tax applies to unlisted companies that issue shares at a price higher than the fair market value (FMV) of those shares. 💡How is Angel Tax Calculated? FMV is determined based on either the net asset value or other prescribed valuation methods. If shares are issued at a price higher than the FMV, the excess amount is considered as income from other sources and is taxed accordingly. Example Let’s assume a company issues shares with a face value of ₹10 at a price of ₹100 per share. If the FMV of each share is determined to be ₹60, the share premium of ₹40 per share (i.e., ₹100 - ₹60) would be considered taxable income 💡Tax Rate? The excess amount over the FMV is taxed as income at the applicable income tax rates, typically at the corporate tax rate of 15% to 30% (plus surcharge and cess). 💡Impact on Startups ⛔️Can deter angel investors from investing in startups, as it increases the tax liability for startups raising capital. ‼️Determining the fair market value can be subjective, leading to disputes between startups and tax authorities over valuations. 📍Startups can obtain a valuation report from a certified valuer to justify the share premium received during funding rounds. ✅Exemptions and Relief The Union Budget 2024-25 have aboloished Angel Tax #itsranjumaheshwari [angel tax, angel investor, share premium tax, start up taxation, funding challenges, small business, entrepreneurship, start up finance, investment tax, tax benefits, tax tips, seed funding, business funding, financial planning, venture capital, funding for start ups, start up life, Business growth]

There will be a 20% impact on the metals industry due to carbon tax levied by European union. Watch as he explains how carbon emissions are higher in Indian industry vs EU. #europeanunion #metalindustry #tax #EU #cnbctv18digital #india

Unlike stamp duty, which is a one-off charge, land tax is levied every year you own a property by your state or territory government, except in the Northern Territory. As an investor it’s important to be aware of all the holding costs of a property. Looking to invest? Reach out in the link in bio to get started 💁🏽‍♀️🏡 #investmentproperty #investing #propertyinvesting #propertymanagement #financetok #mortgagetips #homeloans #homeloantips #financesimplified #firsthomebuyer #firsthomebuyeraustralia #victoria

What is Corporate Tax? Corporate Tax is a form of direct tax levied on the Taxable Income of corporations and other Businesses. Corporate Tax is sometimes also referred to as ‘Corporate Income Tax’ or ‘Business Profits Tax’ in other jurisdictions. Corporate Tax is charged on a wide range of Business profits, and those subject to Corporate Tax in the UAE include not only companies but also certain partnerships, unincorporated entities and natural persons conducting a Business or Business Activities. Corporate Tax is paid on an annual basis with reference to the Tax Period of a Taxable Person. A Tax Period is the Financial Year or part thereof for which a Tax Return needs to be filed. The Financial Year is the period of 12 months for which Financial Statements are prepared.’ Payment of Corporate Tax is due within nine months from the end of the applicable Tax Period. The UAE Corporate Tax regime applies to Tax Periods commencing on or after 1 June 2023. #accountingdubai #accountingfirm #accountingservices #accountingservice #accounting #accountingfirmdubai #taxdubai #taxuae #vatdubai #vatuae #حسابدار_دبی #حسابداری_دبی #ایرانیان_دبی