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    ET Wealth Expo 2026: From building wealth to financial freedom, two days of insights for today’s investors

    Mark your calendars for the ET Wealth Expo 2026, happening on October 30 and 31 at Mumbai's NESCO Convention Centre. This event promises to bring together top professionals for insightful discussions on investment strategies and wealth management. Attendees can expect sessions covering crucial topics such as intergenerational wealth transfer and global investment opportunities, alongside keynote speeches aimed at addressing future challenges in wealth management.

    ET Wealth Expo 2026: Explore the future of investing, financial security and intergenerational wealth

    From building wealth in the AI age and identifying investment opportunities to protecting assets, planning for retirement and transferring wealth across generations, Day 1 of ET Wealth Expo 2026 will bring together leading financial experts to explore the three pillars of long-term wealth management: Build, Protect and Legacy.

    Tax notice in a deceased person's name? Don't ignore it; here's what legal heirs should do

    Did someone close to you leave behind unresolved tax responsibilities? Explore how heirs can address income tax notices, file overdue returns, and handle outstanding dues. Familiarize yourself with the circumstances that make a notice valid, your duties, and strategies to shield yourself from personal liability. Keep tax issues from becoming a lasting burden after a loved one's passing.

    Are gifts given to NRIs by relatives taxable? Here's what you need to know about income tax and FEMA rules

    NRIs receiving gifts from resident Indians face varying tax implications. Gifts from specified relatives are fully exempt from Indian income tax. Non-relative gifts exceeding fifty thousand rupees become taxable income. FEMA rules also govern the transfer of money and assets. Proper documentation is essential for both taxable and exempt gifts.

    No Form 16? Here's how salaried taxpayers can file ITR using AIS and Form 26AS for FY 2025-26

    Salaried individuals awaiting Form 16 for ITR filing can still proceed without it. Employers must issue this TDS certificate by June 15th. If delayed, taxpayers can use salary slips, bank statements, and crucial documents like AIS and Form 26AS to verify income and tax details. These online statements, accessible via the Income Tax portal, are vital for accurate filing and ensuring TDS credit.

    The Economic Times
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