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    Extracurricular activities for children: How much should parents spend on classes beyond academics?

    As parents spend more on soft skills, the challenge is to identify pursuits that offer lasting value.

    NRIs can now complete online KYC from the US, UK, UAE and other FATF-compliant countries

    For Indian investors residing overseas, a new development brings good news. A recent circular from Sebi allows them to open investment accounts without needing to return to India. By permitting digital KYC submissions from various compliant countries, this initiative simplifies the process for non-resident Indians (NRIs) and overseas citizens of India (OCIs).

    Chinese companies providing overseas services to Indian subsidiaries may escape tax: ITAT

    In a landmark decision, the Delhi Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has determined that Chinese firms offering services from overseas are not liable for Indian taxes. This ruling contrasts with a Mumbai bench decision made in 2010 regarding taxation policies on foreign services. The tribunal's finding is advantageous for Chinese companies supplying centralized services to Indian entities during the digital age.

    In 1998, he first visited Argentina. Three years after 9/11, he left New York behind and moved there to rebuild a life he never expected to lead.

    David English experienced a career-defining moment on September 11, 2001, when he planned to secure a business deal. After leaving New York in search of a new life, he settled in Mendoza, Argentina. He established a consulting business and co-founded an organization for study-abroad programs, adapting to a new culture. English also became a father in 2010 and appreciated the local lifestyle.

    Why did you come back? The Indian dream beyond India's borders

    The trend of Indian emigration continues, driven by aspirations for better opportunities abroad. Despite improvements in India, many individuals still seek to leave the country. Historical patterns of migration are linked to economic conditions and personal ambitions. The allure of the United States remains significant for many professionals. However, immigration policies may restrict future movement and opportunities for those seeking success.

    PSBs see up to Rs 30,000 crore in foreign inflows if investment cap raised to 49%

    Public sector banks have told the government that raising the foreign investment cap to 49% from 20% could attract passive foreign inflows of Rs 30,000 crore or more. SBI alone could draw around Rs 20,000 crore as its weightage in the MSCI India index potentially rises, lenders have projected.

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