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    Income Tax dept seeks details from NRIs, offshore firms on unlisted share deals, flags valuation and fund source concerns

    India’s tax department has asked NRIs and offshore entities to justify investments in unlisted shares, seeking details on fund sources and valuations. Using demat data, authorities are probing deals from 2019–23 for potential tax evasion, round-tripping and money laundering, with non-compliance likely to trigger scrutiny, tax demands and litigation.

    NSE IPO can unlock Rs 12,000 crore for PSU insurers, boost solvency

    The impending listing of the National Stock Exchange is poised to significantly bolster the financial health of three state-run general insurers. Their combined stake in the exchange, valued at approximately ₹11,500-12,000 crore, could improve their solvency ratios by nearly one percentage point, offering a substantial boost to their balance sheets.

    Buying property costing between Rs 20 lakh and Rs 45 lakh without a PAN? You must use new Form 97, says Income Tax Department

    The Income Tax Department has introduced a new Form 97, replacing Form 60, for individuals without a PAN card undertaking specific transactions. This includes buying property above the specified value, opening bank accounts, and making certain cash payments. The revamped forms aim to simplify compliance, with reduced reporting expected for these declarations.

    GIFT City vs Dubai vs Singapore: What you need to know while choosing your investment hub

    Indian wealth is increasingly seeking global anchors, with GIFT City, Dubai's DIFC, and Singapore emerging as key contenders. Each hub offers distinct advantages in access, tax efficiency, and regulatory comfort, catering to different investor profiles from first-generation entrepreneurs to established family offices.

    NSE IPO: Unlisted shares crash despite offer buzz. Are late buyers locked out of OFS route?

    NSE’s unlisted shares have declined despite IPO buzz as eligibility rules restrict last-minute participation in the offer-for-sale. With a one-year holding requirement in place, new investors are locked out of the OFS route, shifting focus to valuations and post-listing performance in an increasingly selective primary market.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk | AI boom driving Indian family offices to global markets; US offers richer playbook: Amit Goel

    Indian family offices are increasingly looking beyond domestic markets as the global AI boom reshapes investment strategies. Limited pure-play AI opportunities in India are pushing ultra-HNIs to allocate more capital to global markets, especially the US, where AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure offer broader opportunities, aided by easier overseas investing routes like GIFT City.

    The Economic Times
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