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    Indian parents getting US residency? 6 financial implications to consider before applying

    Investments in bank accounts, mutual funds, shares and other assets will have to be reviewed and modified. It is illegal under India’s FEMA to hold resident bank and demat accounts after moving abroad on a permanent resident status. All such accounts must be converted to non-resident, and FATCA forms disclosing the residential status abroad should be filled up.

    Microsoft buyout offer? What employees should know before saying yes

    Working at Microsoft? Your inbox may hold an exit offer. Microsoft has offered voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 staff across four countries, nearly 27% of its workforce. Each offer differs by role, level and years of service. A former Microsoft HR head says it may not be your best offer, so read every term carefully before you decide.

    Leaving Microsoft with a buyout? US employees have 3 main 401(k) options; what happens if they make one mistake that could trigger taxes?

    The technology giant announced a new, time-limited Voluntary Exit offer for eligible employees in participation teams in the US, UK, Canada and India. It covers employees at level 70 and below, with eligibility depending on the employee's organisation and team. Microsoft said the offer provides financial support and career-planning resources to employees considering leaving the company.

    Microsoft voluntary retirement scheme: What happens if employees say no to the exit offer?

    Microsoft has announced a voluntary exit programme allowing approximately 60,000 employees to leave the company with support. The offer includes severance benefits based on length of service and internal level. Employees have until the first week of December 2026 to accept the programme. Microsoft clarified that this initiative does not replace potential layoffs in the future. The company aims to adjust its workforce as business conditions evolve.

    EPS-95 pension row: Retirees challenge 2007 EPF amendment over lower pension; Karnataka HC rules against them

    The Karnataka High Court ruled against retired employees challenging amendments to the Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995. The court found the government's power to amend the scheme was legitimate and did not violate vested rights. Retired employees argued that their pension entitlements were reduced by the 2007 amendments. The EPFO clarified that the amendments corrected existing anomalies and did not take away benefits.

    Why Walmart would rather keep Flipkart private, for now

    Over the past few weeks, much has been written about former employees of the online commerce company writing to Walmart's board, asking for liquidity on the stock options they were granted 10 to 15 years ago. On October 1, at least eight former senior executives, among them former Myntra CEO Mukesh Bansal and former chief business officer Ankit Nagori, wrote to Walmart chairman Gregory Penner, other board members and Flipkart Group CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy, seeking a complete exit for all former employees holding vested options.

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