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    Best tax saving mutual funds or ELSS to invest in November 2026

    Tax -saving mutual funds or Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSSs) helps you to save income tax under Section 80C of the IT Act. You can invest a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakh in ELSSs and claim tax deductions on your investments every financial year. Are you interested?

    India risks losing tax revenue by delaying global minimum tax rollout

    India’s delay in implementing the OECD-G20 global minimum tax framework, known as Pillar Two, could mean losing tax revenue to other countries, according to the article. It cites Apple’s FY2026 tax disclosure to show how Singapore’s 15% minimum tax has helped it collect additional revenue while retaining investment incentives.

    Taxpayers fret over loose ends in amnesty scheme, seek CBDT clarity on foreign asset disclosure rules as deadline nears

    Many taxpayers are unsure if they need to report various accounts due to ambiguous regulations. Clarification is being sought from the Central Board of Direct Taxes regarding ownership versus authority, among other things.

    Kirloskar Industries Q2 profit rises 5% to Rs 105 crore

    Kirloskar Industries (KIL) achieved a consolidated profit after tax of ₹105 crore for the quarter ending September 30, reflecting a 5% increase from ₹100.1 crore in the previous year’s corresponding quarter. The overall income surged to ₹2,097.7 crore, up from ₹1,790.1 crore, highlighting robust operational performance. Kirloskar Ferrous Industries, a key subsidiary, showcased strong demand, while Avante Spaces progresses steadily in the real estate market.

    Social Security benefits at risk in 2032: Will 35 new Senators prevent a 22% cut?

    Social Security benefit cuts 2032: Social Security faces a potential 22% benefit cut in 2032 as its retirement trust fund is projected to run out of reserves. Thirty-five newly elected senators will have to confront the funding challenge, with proposals ranging from raising payroll tax limits on high earners to changing how retirement funds are invested.

    Rs 48 lakh in cash received from the sale of two properties, paid capital gains tax but received an income tax notice; taxpayer wins the case in ITAT Cuttack for this reason

    Mr. Purushottam residing in Kabisurya Nagar, encountered a penalty for accepting cash payments linked to his property sales. He sold two properties totaling Rs 47.54 lakh and declared these earnings accurately. Despite paying the required capital gains tax, an investigation by the Assessing Officer into the cash dealings led to a penalty.

    The Economic Times
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