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Celina Jaitly Returns To Mumbai After 14 Years: "My English Accent Still Hasn't Changed"
Mumbai, Feb 7 (IANS) After spending 14 years overseas, actress Celina Jaitly has made her much-awaited return to Mumbai for work.
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IPL 2025 Auction: End Of The Road? 5 Big-Name Stars Ignored By Franchises
The IPL 2025 auction saw the 10 franchises spend a massive Rs 639.15 crore to sign 182 players the included 62 overseas stars.
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No TCS On International Credit Card Spends Abroad: Centre Scraps New Rule
Payments made by using international credit cards (ICC) during overseas visits will not attract Tax Collected at Source or TCS, as per the latest notification issued by the Finance Ministry.
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Explained: Why Credit Card Spends Overseas Won't Be Taxed At Source
While credit card spends overseas will not attract tax collected at source now as such transactions have been kept outside the liberalised remittance scheme, any international transaction conducted from India will attract the levy.
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Tax Hike On international Transactions (TCS) Pushed Back To October 1
The government on Wednesday said overseas spending using international credit cards will not be included under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) and hence, would not attract TCS.
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Ministry's Clarification On Tax On Overseas Spending Through Credit Cards
The government on Friday said no TCS will be levied on international spending of up to Rs 7 lakh a year by using debit or credit cards.
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Here's What Experts Say About Changes Made In LRS For Credit Cards
Tax Collected at Source (TCS) for spending through international credit cards under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme on overseas tour packages and any other remittance (such as for bonds, shares, and real estate gifts) will be exempted within the annual limits of USD 250,000, the government clarified on Thursday.
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Brittney Griner Says She'll "Never Go Overseas Again" To Play
Brittney Griner returned to US after spending nearly 10 months in a Russian prison following her arrest on drug smuggling charges.
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A 3rd Of UK Overseas Aid Spent On Refugees, Asylum Seekers: Foreign Office
Britain is spending almost a third of its overseas aid budget on supporting refugees and asylum seekers inside the UK, according to official figures published Wednesday.
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"Making Up For Two Years": South Korea's "Revenge Travel" Amid Covid Surge
After spending two years being socially distanced in his home country of South Korea, Kim Hoe-jun booked a last-minute flight to Hawaii, where he had enjoyed his honeymoon six years ago, giving in to his craving for overseas travel.
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Coronavirus Claims 3 More Lives In Seattle As Outbreak Goes Cross-Country
Three more deaths from the coronavirus were reported by Washington state on Tuesday as the nation's largest and only fatal outbreak of the respiratory disease reached beyond the Seattle area in what appeared to be the first known instance of coast-to-coast transmission.
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Streaming Giants Netflix, Disney Challenged In India By Domestic Rival
As global streaming giants Netflix Inc. and Walt Disney Co. spend millions of dollars to grab viewers in India, a country that could become their biggest overseas market, a homegrown rival is preparing to defend its turf.
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Winners and Losers: Who Got How Much in Budget 2019
In her budget speech Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced plans to sell India's first global sovereign bonds and ease rules for overseas investors to help revive economic growth
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UK Watchdog Finds Students 'Unfairly' Deported Over English Test Scam
The UK's spending watchdog on Friday issued a damning rebuke of the British government's handling of a visa row involving compulsory English tests given by thousands of overseas students, many of them from India.
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An Ambitious Young Prince Wants To Make Saudi Arabia More Fun
In a country where cinemas are banned and even Starbucks are segregated by gender, a powerful young prince is pushing a plan to create jobs for women and a more integrated and satisfying social life for a youthful population long straitjacketed by oppressive cultural norms.
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Celina Jaitly Returns To Mumbai After 14 Years: "My English Accent Still Hasn't Changed"
Mumbai, Feb 7 (IANS) After spending 14 years overseas, actress Celina Jaitly has made her much-awaited return to Mumbai for work.
-
IPL 2025 Auction: End Of The Road? 5 Big-Name Stars Ignored By Franchises
The IPL 2025 auction saw the 10 franchises spend a massive Rs 639.15 crore to sign 182 players the included 62 overseas stars.
-
No TCS On International Credit Card Spends Abroad: Centre Scraps New Rule
Payments made by using international credit cards (ICC) during overseas visits will not attract Tax Collected at Source or TCS, as per the latest notification issued by the Finance Ministry.
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Explained: Why Credit Card Spends Overseas Won't Be Taxed At Source
While credit card spends overseas will not attract tax collected at source now as such transactions have been kept outside the liberalised remittance scheme, any international transaction conducted from India will attract the levy.
-
Tax Hike On international Transactions (TCS) Pushed Back To October 1
The government on Wednesday said overseas spending using international credit cards will not be included under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) and hence, would not attract TCS.
-
Ministry's Clarification On Tax On Overseas Spending Through Credit Cards
The government on Friday said no TCS will be levied on international spending of up to Rs 7 lakh a year by using debit or credit cards.
-
Here's What Experts Say About Changes Made In LRS For Credit Cards
Tax Collected at Source (TCS) for spending through international credit cards under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme on overseas tour packages and any other remittance (such as for bonds, shares, and real estate gifts) will be exempted within the annual limits of USD 250,000, the government clarified on Thursday.
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Brittney Griner Says She'll "Never Go Overseas Again" To Play
Brittney Griner returned to US after spending nearly 10 months in a Russian prison following her arrest on drug smuggling charges.
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A 3rd Of UK Overseas Aid Spent On Refugees, Asylum Seekers: Foreign Office
Britain is spending almost a third of its overseas aid budget on supporting refugees and asylum seekers inside the UK, according to official figures published Wednesday.
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"Making Up For Two Years": South Korea's "Revenge Travel" Amid Covid Surge
After spending two years being socially distanced in his home country of South Korea, Kim Hoe-jun booked a last-minute flight to Hawaii, where he had enjoyed his honeymoon six years ago, giving in to his craving for overseas travel.
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Coronavirus Claims 3 More Lives In Seattle As Outbreak Goes Cross-Country
Three more deaths from the coronavirus were reported by Washington state on Tuesday as the nation's largest and only fatal outbreak of the respiratory disease reached beyond the Seattle area in what appeared to be the first known instance of coast-to-coast transmission.
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Streaming Giants Netflix, Disney Challenged In India By Domestic Rival
As global streaming giants Netflix Inc. and Walt Disney Co. spend millions of dollars to grab viewers in India, a country that could become their biggest overseas market, a homegrown rival is preparing to defend its turf.
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Winners and Losers: Who Got How Much in Budget 2019
In her budget speech Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced plans to sell India's first global sovereign bonds and ease rules for overseas investors to help revive economic growth
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UK Watchdog Finds Students 'Unfairly' Deported Over English Test Scam
The UK's spending watchdog on Friday issued a damning rebuke of the British government's handling of a visa row involving compulsory English tests given by thousands of overseas students, many of them from India.
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An Ambitious Young Prince Wants To Make Saudi Arabia More Fun
In a country where cinemas are banned and even Starbucks are segregated by gender, a powerful young prince is pushing a plan to create jobs for women and a more integrated and satisfying social life for a youthful population long straitjacketed by oppressive cultural norms.
