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TaxYadnya is a Knowledge Bank or say a Knowledge Book of Income Tax in India. The concepts are explained in the most simplistic manner on Income Tax in India. It is always updated with latest Income Tax information. If you want latest Tax slab, latest EPF rates, latest Gift Tax rules, latest ITR forms, latest section 80D limits, etc. you will find it all here.
If you are an Individual tax payer, then TaxYadnya is for you. Since it is created with a layman in mind, its language is very simple. It explains all the complicated terms and sections in a very simple language with lots and lots of examples (100+ Examples), FAQs (500+ FAQs) and infographics (200+ Infographics). It helps you in –
All the topics which are needed by Individual taxpayers are covered in this Knowledge Book. Here are the main topics which are covered – Income Tax Basics, HUF, Section 80C, TDS, Other Deductions, Gift Tax, Real Estate, Other Allowances, Income Tax Calculations, Shares and Mutual Fund, Other Investments, Pension, Filing of ITR.
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