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Elon Musk scorned "shady" loopholes, yet offshore tax tricks likely saved Tesla hundreds of millions
Tesla has reportedly saved over 400 million dollars on US taxes. This was achieved through a financial maneuver involving its units in the Netherlands and Singapore. These units posted 18 billion dollars in profits that were not taxed in those countries. This practice allowed Tesla to reduce its tax bill in the United States.
Why are hospital stocks defying market volatility? Demand, beds and growth plans
Over the past five years, the sector has delivered strong growth, with revenues rising about 15.5% annually between FY2019-20 and FY2024-25, while EBITDA (Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) grew faster at around 25%. This was driven by higher insurance-led payments ensuring steadier revenues, strong demand for profitable inpatient care, and aggressive expansion in beds and facilities.
Trump tariffs refunds start from Monday. Check timings, online portal, who can apply
Trump Tariffs Refunds: Importers and their brokers will be able to begin claiming refunds through an online portal.
India resilient amid oil shock, may grow 6.8%-7.1% despite global headwinds: SBI Research
India faces global challenges from a strong position. Economic growth is projected between 6.8% and 7.1% for FY27. The nation's banking sector is robust. Opportunities arise for GIFT City and Indian airports. The Reserve Bank of India is likely to maintain its current monetary policy stance. India's resilience is evident amidst regional conflict and global uncertainties.
Final call for $1,050! Millions warned payments are ending forever—are you eligible?
Millions of people in California still have unused inflation relief money from COVID time. The payment ranges up to $1,050 and must be used before the final deadline. Many have not spent it yet and may lose it forever. This money was given to help with daily costs like food and fuel. People should check and use it quickly.
Why your neighbor gets $5000 and you don’t: The hidden factors driving Social Security payouts
Social Security payments are not the same for everyone. Your salary, work years, and when you claim decide how much you get. Many people lose money by claiming too early. Waiting a few years can increase your monthly income. Inflation also affects how far your money goes, so planning your retirement smartly is very important for future financial stability.
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Social Security 2027 crisis update: $190B cuts, $50K benefit cap proposal—are wealthy retirees about to face payment limits now?
The Social Security proposal 2026 could reshape retirement payouts fast. New data shows up to $190 billion may be cut in ten years. The plan caps benefits at $50,000 for individuals and $100,000 for couples. It directly targets high-income retirees first. But the long-term impact goes wider. Fixed caps may pull middle earners into limits over time. Experts say this Social Security reform could close half the funding gap. Still, concerns remain about fairness, trust, and future retirement income stability across generations.
Social Security shock: 2027 COLA may stay flat despite rising inflation pressures
Social Security COLA 2027 may stay low even as inflation rises. Experts say the small increase may not help seniors manage daily costs like food and fuel. The final decision will depend on upcoming inflation data. Many older people could still face money problems if prices keep going up faster than benefits in the coming months.
Powerball winning numbers for April 15: Did anyone win $58 million jackpot on Wednesday night?
Although the odds of winning the jackpot remain extremely low - around 1 in 292.2 million - the game continues to draw strong participation. Winners have two payout choices. The annuity option, valued at about $58 million, is distributed over 30 years with annual increases of roughly 5 percent. The alternative is a one-time cash payment of approximately $26.4 million before taxes.
How much do 2026 tax penalties cost if you file late? IRS interest rates and monthly fees explained
Missing the April 15 deadline in 2026 can cost you up to 25% in penalties alone. The 2026 tax penalties cost late filing starts at 5% per month on unpaid taxes. Even one day late can trigger charges. Interest begins immediately and compounds daily near 7%. Costs rise faster than most expect. If you don’t file taxes in 2026, the IRS adds both penalties and interest together. Filing late is more expensive than paying late. Acting early reduces total tax debt and protects your finances from rapid escalation.
Running late on taxes? How to apply for an IRS extension before time runs out
Many people may miss the tax deadline, but they can still ask for extra time. The Internal Revenue Service allows a simple process to delay filing. However, payment rules stay strict. Filing online is faster and safer. Knowing deadlines and steps early can help avoid penalties, stress, and last-minute problems during tax season.
Don’t file blind: Key documents you need for successful IRS tax relief
IRS tax relief needs proper documents to show your money situation clearly. You must share income, expenses, assets, and tax records to apply. Each relief option may ask for different details. Missing papers can slow or reject your request. Staying organized and giving correct information helps your application move faster and improves your chances of getting tax relief from IRS.
ICICI Prudential Life shares zoom 7% after Q4 profit surges 58%. Should you buy, sell or hold?
ICICI Prudential Life shares jumped 7% after the insurer reported a 58% YoY rise in Q4FY26 net profit to Rs 609 crore and announced a final dividend. For FY26, profit grew 35% to Rs 1,600 crore, aided by a stake sale. Net premium income rose 17%, driven by strong growth in one-time and renewal premiums.
These 10 private and public banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 30% in one year, according to analysts
As far as fundamentals are concerned, most banks have continued to show improvement on critical parameters like NPAs. But if inflation rises and impacts credit growth (which has been an area of some concern), these stocks could take a hit. Now, why we are talking about inflation is obvious: Rising crude oil prices. That’s bad news for the Indian economy and the markets. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components ,earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum, to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
US Tax Deadline Today, April 15, 2026: Are 10 million Americans risking IRS penalties and rising interest charges as the last filing date arrives today?
April 15, 2026 is here. The US tax deadline ends today. Over 10 million Americans are still at risk. IRS data shows penalties begin immediately after the cutoff. Late payment triggers a 0.5% monthly penalty. Interest charges also start growing daily. Missing the filing deadline can cost even more. Filing late does not stop penalties. Paying late increases total tax liability fast. The IRS urges taxpayers to act now. File returns electronically to avoid delays. Use IRS Free File or Direct Pay today. Even partial payment reduces penalties. Waiting beyond today makes taxes more expensive.
Costly tax errors: 5 filing mistakes that could drain up to $2,000 from your wallet
Many people make simple tax filing mistakes that cost them money every year. These include missing deductions, wrong income details, and not tracking expenses. Experts say poor planning is the main reason. Such errors can lead to penalties or lower refunds. With basic care, correct records, and early planning, taxpayers can avoid losing up to $2,000 easily.
Missed the tax deadline? How to easily file for an IRS extension now
Missed the tax deadline? You can still apply for an IRS extension and get more time to file your return. The process is simple and can be done online in minutes. But remember, this does not delay your tax payment. If you owe money, you may face penalties. Always check state tax rules too before filing.
Extra time alert: 8 states allowed to file taxes after deadline — see if you are included
US states with extended tax deadlines 2026: Tax Day 2026 is approaching for millions of Americans. The Internal Revenue Service has processed nearly 99 million returns, issuing $241 billion in refunds. The average refund is $3,462. While April 15 is the standard deadline, eight states have received extensions.
Bitcoin braces for $2.8 billion tax sell-off ahead of April 15 deadline as fear hits crypto market and traders eye post-tax BTC USD rally
BTC USD price prediction April 2026: Bitcoin is facing a tense stretch ahead of the April 15 IRS deadline, with up to $2.8 billion in tax-driven selling expected to hit the market. Weak sentiment, war uncertainty, and low futures activity are adding pressure. Analysts suggest conditions could shift once selling eases after the deadline passes.
Turning 60 this year? Senior citizen can file Form 121 to prevent TDS for the Tax Year 2026-27; Check how to avail and key details here
People turning 60 at any point during the financial year can now claim senior citizen benefits for the full year while filing the new Form 121 to avoid TDS on interest and other incomes. Income tax experts in Gujarat advise filing early in April to prevent unnecessary deductions from the start.
Haitong sees 26% upside in Paytm. Lists 4 reasons for buying the dips
Haitong has initiated a coverage on One 97 Communication (Paytm) with an ‘Outperform’ rating for a target of Rs 1,410, implying an upside of 26%. The Hong Kong-based brokerage is betting on Paytm's leadership position in retail digital payments in India which is only growing.
India’s data centre market to reach $22 billion by 2030
India's data centre market is set for massive growth, expected to reach 22 billion dollars by 2030. This expansion is fueled by cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Significant investments are flowing into the sector, with foreign investors leading the way. Government incentives and cost advantages are making India a prime location for data infrastructure development.
Tax deadline 2026: How to get a tax filing extension and avoid penalties
Tax season is here in the US and many people may not finish filing on time. A tax extension gives extra months to file returns, but taxes must still be paid on time. It is easy to apply online or through payment options. Rules are different for abroad taxpayers, military members, and disaster victims with special deadline relief options.
IRS tax refund 2026 crisis: Why millions of Americans owe the IRS despite bigger refunds and what to do before April 15
Over 62 million refunds are already issued in the IRS tax refund season. The average payout is about $3,521. That is over 11% higher than last year. Still, millions of Americans owe the IRS before April 15. This IRS tax refund trend shows a clear mismatch. Many workers changed W-4 settings. Gig workers missed estimated tax payments. New tax rules shifted credits and deductions. Some taxpayers overpaid. Others underpaid badly. The result is confusion and surprise tax bills. File your return on time. Pay what you can now. Set up an IRS payment plan fast.
TReDS tweak to ease MSME credit flow amid global pressure
Banks are set to boost credit flow to MSMEs as regulators ease onboarding for the Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS). This move aims to improve liquidity and working capital efficiency for small businesses facing global economic strains. Revised guidelines and government mandates further support this shift towards dynamic, cash flow-based financing, crucial for timely payments and business growth.
Is Social Security going broke in 2032? Here’s what new data shows about who will still be paid and who may have to worry
Is Social Security going broke in 2032? New data signals a looming trust fund crisis. Benefits will not vanish completely after depletion. Payroll taxes will still fund about 81% of payouts. That means reduced checks for millions of retirees. Younger workers may face deeper long-term uncertainty and planning risks. Inflation and aging demographics are accelerating the shortfall timeline. Lawmakers remain divided on fixes like tax hikes or retirement age changes. Millions depend on these monthly payments for survival. The real question is who absorbs the cuts first. Scroll ahead to uncover risks, timelines, and what it means for you.
The $1,250 tax mistake you can’t afford to make this month - check before you file
Missing the tax deadline can lead to extra costs. Late filing penalties grow every month and can reach a high amount. Late payment charges and interest also increase the total bill. Filing on time helps reduce damage even if you cannot pay fully. Extensions and payment plans are available, but taxes may still be due. Checking before filing can save money.
Tax deadline 2026: Are you ready for April 15? When to file, how to extend, and what happens if you miss it
Tax deadlines 2026 are here. April 15 is final. Missing it can cost up to 25% in penalties. Millions must file before Tax Day 2026 or request an IRS tax extension 2026. You can extend filing to October 15, but not payment. Unpaid taxes trigger a 5% monthly penalty, while late payment adds 0.5% plus interest. Key tax filing deadlines 2026 also include W-2 by January 31 and 1099 by mid-February. Quarterly estimated taxes 2026 start April 15. Most IRS refund status 2026 updates appear in 24 hours after e-filing. File early. Pay on time. Avoid penalties.
Tax season surprise: What’s causing smaller refunds for some Americans in 2026
Tax refunds in 2026 are not as big as many people expected. Average refunds increased only slightly, confusing taxpayers. Smaller refunds may happen due to withholding changes, credit limits, unpaid debts, and uneven tax benefits. Some workers already got tax relief in their monthly paychecks. Higher earners and overtime workers may still see larger refunds, while others may notice only small increases.
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