The users will experience several changes in personal finance from October 1 this year with the deadlines for adding nominees for mutual fund folios, demat account, and trading accounts ending on 30 September 2023.The new TCS rule on foreign The user will be subjected to a 20 per cent TCS from October 1 if the overseas expenses on credit cards cross Rs 7 lakh. TCS will be imposed at 5 per cent if expenses are incurred for medical or educational purposes. For those availing loans for foreign education, a lower TCS of 0.5 per cent will be imposed over the threshold of Rs 7 lakhexpenditure will come into effect from September, which could also be the last month for the exchange of Rs 2,000 denomination notesThe deadline to add nominees for all existing mutual fund folios was set till September 30. The folios will be frozen for debits after it
The last date for the nomination of beneficiary for current trading and demat account holders will end on September The Reserve Bank has set September 30 as the deadline to exchange Rs 2,000 notes. If you still possess Rs 2,000 notes, then you should deposit them in the banks before the last date.30According to a circular of the market regulator, “Based on the assessment of the trading as well as demat accounts in which choice of nomination details (i.e. furnishing of nomination or declaration for opting out of nomination) has not been updated and on the basis of representations received from the stakeholders, it has been decided that the provisions mentioned at para 7 of SEBI circular dated July 23, 2021, read with para 3 (a) of SEBI circular dated February 24, 2022, with regard to freezing of accounts shall come into force with effect from September 30, 2023 instead of March 31, 2023
Birth certificates will become a single document for Aadhar and government jobs from October, apart from money matters. The Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Act, 2023 will come into being on October 1.You will experience many changes in your personal finance starting from October 1, 2023. The deadline for adding nominees for mutual fund folios, demat account, and trading accounts will end on 30 September 2023. New TCS rule on overseas expenses will also come into effect from next month. Moreover, September could be the last month for exchanging Rs 2,000 notes.The last date to add nominees for all the existing mutual fund folios, including jointly-held ones, has been set as 30 September 2023, failing which the folios will be frozen for debits
If your overseas expenses on credit cards will exceed Rs 7 lakh, then you will be subject to a 20 per cent TCS from October 1. However, if such expenses are incurred for medical or educational purposes, then the TCS would be imposed at 5 per cent. For people who are availing loans for overseas education, a lower TCS rate of 0.5 per cent would be imposed above the Rs 7-lakh thresholdNotably, the Centre in the Union Budget 2023-24 had hiked TCS rates to 20 per cent, from 5 per cent currently, on overseas tour packages and funds remitted under LRS (other than for education and medical purposesThe deadline to nominate beneficiary for existing trading and demat account holders will end on September 30.
Those who have invested in Public Provident Fund (PPF), Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), Post office deposits, and other small savings schemes will have to submit their Aadhaar number to the post office or bank branch by the end of this month that is September 30. If they iss this deadline, then it will result in getting their small savings investments frozenBased on the assessment of the trading as well as demat accounts in which choice of nomination details (i.e. furnishing of nomination or declaration for opting out of nomination) has not been updated and on the basis of representations received from the stakeholders, it has been decided that the provisions mentioned at para 7 of SEBI circular dated July 23, 2021, read with para 3 (a) of SEBI circular dated February 24, 2022, with regard to freezing of accounts shall come into force with effect from September 30, 2023 instead of March 31, 2023,” the market regulator mentioned in a circular dated 27 March.
If some of you still have Rs 2000 notes, then definitely deposit them in the banks by 30 September 2023. The Reserve Bank has set September 30 as the deadline for exchanging Rs 2000 notes.Apart from money matters, birth certificates have become a single document for Aadhaar, and govt jobs from next month. The Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Act, 2023 will come into force I the country from October 1, 2023.The Reserve Bank of India’s announcement to withdraw of Rs 2,000 currency notes from circulation on Friday, received a mixed bag of reactions from the industry and political parties. While some industrialists saw it long coming, the Opposition chose the occasion to lampoon Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government in the Centre.
