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Guaranteed return from bitcoin schemes not possible: Avinash Shekhar, ZebPay
Bitcoin mining is like any other business where you have to invest capital and labour to generate returns, he said.
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LTCG from unit linked insurance plans to be taxed at 10%: Vivek Iyer of Grant Thornton Bharat
He said Ulips still continue to be a tax efficient asset class for small investors.
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Budget 2021 focuses on nation building and job creation
With an aim to address the need of affordable housing for migrant workers, the finance minister announced tax exemption for notified affordable rental housing projects.
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Budget 2021: ULIPs with premium income of more than Rs 2.5 lakh now taxable
Unit linked insurance plans offers a combination of both investment and insurance. It offers a chance to invest in stock markets including government and corporate bonds, as per the preference of the policyholder.
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Budget 2021: Gold prices fall after cut in custom duty to 7.5%
Following the announcements, gold futures fell more than Rs 900 at 1.84% and is currently trading at Rs 48,430.
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Budget 2021: Interest income on Provident Fund contribution above Rs 2.5 lakh taxable
Currently, an individual can invest up to 12% of basic salary (including dearness) in EPFO. But through voluntary contribution, this limit can be increased to 100%.
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Budget 2021 | Financialising India: Top 9 takeaways for Personal Finance
No Income Tax Return (ITR) filing for senior citizens above 75 years having pension and interest income.
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Here are 8 areas women would like FM Nirmala Sitharaman to address
The budget must address the distinct economic role played by women and play the role of a facilitator in increasing their share in the workforce by bringing back those who have left.
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Hope there will be more consultations around cryptocurrency bill: Nischal Shetty, WazirX
"We can now help the government in formulating the regulation. This is something that we have seen in other countries also," he said.
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Should you cash out EPF money to buy a house?
According to the EPF rules, for buying a house, flat or under construction property, you can maximum withdraw up to 90% of the accumulated balance in one's EPF account, subject to the cost of asset to be acquired.
