TAN requirement removed and PAN-based challan introduced for resident buyers purchasing property from non-residents, easing compliance ...

The Union Budget 2026 has cut tax collected at source (TCS) on overseas remittances and tour packages to a flat 2 per cent, reducing the upfront cash burden on individuals paying for foreign education ...

The Union Budget 2026 may not offer big-ticket tax breaks like last year, but it introduces a series of targeted measures that will directly affect middle-class taxpayers. While some provisions offer ...

The Budget proposes PAN-based compliance, digital certificates, and lower LRS TCS rates. At the same time, stricter monitoring rules widen the compliance ...

Good news for Indian families! The Union Budget 2026 significantly reduces Tax Collected at Source (TCS) on overseas education and medical remittances from 5% to 2% for amounts exceeding Rs 10 lakh ...

Rather than extending broad-based tax cuts, Budget 2026 eases compliance requirements, rationalises TCS and offers relief on motor accident compensation thus benefitting middle class and salaried ...

The Budget has proposed to reduce the tax collected at source (TCS) for self-funded education and medical purposes abroad under the liberalised remittance scheme from 5% to 2%. However, the TCS rate ...