Continuously Update Your Knowledge: Stay updated with the latest developments, regulations, and best practices in your field. Take advantage of professional development courses, webinars, seminars, and conferences to enhance your knowledge and skills.

Networking: Build and maintain a strong professional network. Attend industry events, join professional organizations, and engage with peers to increase your visibility, exchange ideas, and explore new opportunities.

Build a Personal Brand: Create a strong personal brand by showcasing your expertise, professionalism, and integrity both online and offline. Develop a professional website, maintain an active presence on social media, and share thought leadership articles to establish yourself as an authority in your field.

Expand Your Skillset: Acquire additional skills that complement your finance expertise. This could include areas like leadership, communication, project management, or technology. Having a diverse skill set can open up new career prospects and make you a more well-rounded professional.

Seek Challenging Assignments: Take on challenging projects or assignments to gain practical experience and expand your knowledge. This will not only enhance your skills but also showcase your capabilities to employers or clients.

Maintain Work-Life Balance: While excelling professionally is important, it is equally crucial to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Prioritize time for your family, friends, hobbies, and self-care to ensure overall well-being.

Give Back to the Community: Engage in activities that contribute to the betterment of society. Volunteer your time and expertise to organizations, participate in community events, or mentor aspiring finance professionals. These activities not only provide personal satisfaction but also enhance your professional reputation.

Setting Goals: Set both short-term and long-term goals for your professional and personal life. Regularly review and update these goals and develop actionable plans to achieve them. Setting clear targets and working towards them will keep you motivated and focused.

Remember, achieving perfection is a continuous journey, and it’s important to be adaptable and embrace lifelong learning. By following the above tips, you can further enhance your professional growth, contribute to your family’s well-being, and become a well-rounded and successful finance professional.

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• Tax planning investments.
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MASTERSTROKE OF PM MODI

China in shock Liu said India can develop manufacturing ecosystem faster than China, India is the new global manufacturing hub & Taiwan is India’s most trusted partner in semiconductor plans.

Taiwan national and Foxconn chairman Young Liu was conferred with the ‘Padma Bhushan’, on the eve of the 75th Republic Day, Liu is the only foreigner to be conferred with India’s third-highest civilian award. He is the CEO and chairman of Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn)
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1. The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra (PAN: AAZTS6197B) has been notified under sub-clause (b) of Section 80G(2), thus enabling deduction U/S 80G for donations made to the Trust.

2. Starting from the fiscal year 2020-21 and onwards, contributions made during this period are deemed eligible for deductions under Section 80G.

3. Regardless of whether the donation is made before or after the pran pratishtha of Ram Lalla, deduction is available U/S 80G subject to conditions.

4. We need to note that only 50% deduction available. Also, if the aggregate donation surpasses 10% of the adjusted gross total income, any excess amount beyond this threshold will not be eligible for deduction under Section 80G.

5. For claiming donation as a deduction, we need the receipt from the Trust, which is a proof of payment of donation.

6. We also need the Form 10BE as an evidence to support the Section 80G deduction while filing ITR.

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Kulhad Rani is joining India mission “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” and “Fit India Movement”, We are giving “Kulhad Rani” Tea Café franchise – Tea & Coffee (With Milk,Without Milk, Normal,Tandoori, Hot and Cold), Soups & Milkshakes etc. and many other products i.e. Snacks, Quick Bites (Diet Khakhra & Dry Bhakhri), Mouth Fresheners, Earthenware Products viz. Tableware, Cookware,  Plantware. We use Kangen Water for beverages at Kulhad Rani. Health, Hygiene & Taste promised at our outlets.

Investment Requirement: 

Kulhad Rani” is offering Tea Café and  Retail Franchise- Investment starting from INR 9-12 Lakhs only.

Area Needed: 

Approximately 200-300 Square Feet area in a good Residencial Area is preferred. 

Vision:

The best Tea Cafe chain by offering a World class Tea and Coffee experience at affordable prices and serving the highest quality of Kulhad Rani products. Also to become a major supplier of clay products (Earthenware) and promote the usage of Clay Products extensively for healthy life of people

Why Kulhad Rani Tea Cafe?

(1) Professional Management Team.

(2) End to End Setup including Kitchen Equipment’s.

(3) Use of Advanced Technology.

(4) Assistment in Recruitment, Training of Team Members and Staff.

(5) Digital and Offline Marketing Support.

(6) Retail Business (Trading) for Kulhad Rani products. 

(7) Chefless & Zero wastage Model.

(8) Best Quality of Food & Beverages and Consistency of Taste.

(9) Flame less Kitchen.

(11) Suitable Business Model as per your interest & capability.

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The temple in Ayodhya is a milestone.

Not because it’s where Ram was born or because Hindus have run out of temples. No, it’s a milestone because it’s a crucial precedent. A statement. Not of Hindu supremacy or Hindu Rashtra, but of something far more fundamental and far more encompassing than just Hindutva. Let me start with some snippets from the past.

Most Muslim-mandir interactions did not result in destruction. They resulted in conversion. Even when destroyed, the materials and the site were invested into the construction of a new mosque. Now India is no small geography. There was never a shortage of land for new structures. And yet, they chose to build them exactly where temples stood before. Why?

Not because they needed a place of worship, but because they needed to humiliate. To establish conquest. To loot too, but mostly to make the statement.

No, it’s not practical to undo every single one of those episodes. But it’s crucial, VERY crucial to ensure that history doesn’t get dismissed selectively.

For the longest time, it has been.

Not just in India but the world over. Every continent Islam has touched, places of worship have magically turned into mosques. Countless Zoroastrian fire temples, countless churches and even cathedrals, countless synagogues…have fallen to this deluge of institutional savagery. Hagia Sofia and Temple Mount are just the better-known names. But lesser names abound. Iran and Central Asia are littered with mosques that used to be atashgahs or fire temples.

Spain is littered with grand churches that irreversibly converted to mosque under the 800-year-old Islamic rule. But that country, credit where due, managed to revert most of those back to their former selves.

Others haven’t been so successful. Once a mosque, always a mosque, with some tiny handful of exceptions
Of course, this is just one drop in an ocean that encompasses every inhabited continent.
This wasn’t right. This isn’t right. In the game of bloodthirsty oneupmanship, one religion, one community has always come on top either by the sword, or by tears.

As of last reckoning, the number of places of worship the world has lost to Islam runs in five figures. Is there any merit in reverting all of them? Of course, not. But leaving them be sends out, has sent out so far, a terrible message—that what you take by force remains yours. And taking it back from you somehow makes you a victim.

That message is dishonest. That message enables entitlement.

What doesn’t belong to you, should not remain with you. Not forever anyway.

The temple in Ayodhya is a precedent.

That this reversal is possible.

Whether others follow suit is immaterial.
Whether Ram was born there is immaterial.
Whether Hindus have enough temples is immaterial.
Whether there’s enough mosques is immaterial.

The only fact of any consequence is that this one didn’t belong to you. You should have gracefully relented and saved face. You chose violence.

As you always have.

Congratulations India!

1. A global minimum tax on billionaires, equal to 2% of their wealth, could raise nearly $250 billion a year, according to a think tank co-funded by the European Union.
2. The EU Tax Observatory proposed such a tax in a report released Sunday and said it would affect fewer than 3,000 billionaires. Billionaires have effective tax rates equivalent to zero to 0.5% of their wealth because they use shell companies to dodge income taxation, said the think tank, which is located at the Paris School of Economics.
3. The developing countries need $500 billion annually in additional public revenue to address the challenges of climate change – needs that could be fully addressed by the tax reforms.
4. The other recommendations include reforming the international agreement on minimum corporate taxation to implement a rate of 25% and remove the loophole that foster tax competition, setting up a mechanism to tax wealthy people, who have been long-term residents in a country and choose to move to a low-tax country, implement unilateral measures to collect some of the tax deficits of multinational companies and billionaires in case global agreements on these issues fail.
5. It also backed the creation of a global asset registry to better fight tax evasion and strengthening the application of economic substance and anti-abuse rules.
6. Before 2013, households owned the equivalent of 10% of world GDP in financial wealth in tax havens globally, the bulk of which was undeclared to tax authorities and belonged to high-net-worth individuals. Today there is still the equivalent of 10% of world GDP in offshore household financial wealth, but in our central scenario only about 25% of it evades taxation, according to the report.
7. It argued that unilateral action, or multilateral action by a leading group of countries, could “pave the way for eventually nearly global agreements”, which would “accelerate rather than impede global cooperation”.

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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) published a multilateral treaty on Wednesday that would replace a hodge-podge of national digital services taxes if ratified by enough countries.

The release of the text puts pressure on the United States in particular, where a two-thirds majority in the deeply divided Senate is needed to ratify treaties.

The document is the first pillar of a two pillar overhaul of rules for the cross-border taxation of multinational companies, which was agreed in 2021 by nearly 140 countries but whose implementation is proving slow and complicated.

Many countries complain the world’s fragmented tax system allows multinational companies – particularly major U.S. tech firms – to pay little tax in jurisdictions where they make large revenues, and so some have introduced their own digital taxes, despite opposition from Washington.

The treaty codifies how governments are to reallocate taxing rights on about $200 billion in profits from the biggest and most profitable multinationals to the countries where their sales occur.

The Paris-based OECD estimates the reallocation will yield additional global tax revenue of between $17 billion and $32 billion, with low and middle-income countries gaining the most.

If ratified, the treaty requires that countries that have, or are planning, national digital services taxes drop them.

Washington is particularly sensitive to that issue as many of such taxes were put in place to target big U.S. digital companies such as Google, Amazon and Apple.
To enter into force, the 30 countries home to at least 60% of the affected multinational companies have to ratify the treaty, which means that the U.S. has to be on board.

OECD head of tax Manal Corwin said failure to ratify the text could lead to “grave consequences” and not only because it could trigger a proliferation in the use of digital services taxes and trade retaliation.

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According to a media brief issued by the Ministry of Commerce, the MoU was signed at the kick-off industry roundtable titled, “Decoding the “Innovation Handshake”: US – India Entrepreneurship Partnership” in San Francisco.

The MoU was signed between Piyush Goyal, India’s Minister of Commerce & Industry and the US counterpart Gina Raimondo, Secretary of Commerce.

The latest development comes after the leaders’ joint statement during the official state visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US in June 2023, which announced the establishment of the “Innovation Handshake”.

Objective of the MOU

The statement added that the MoU is signed with the objective to connect the two sides’ dynamic startup ecosystems, address specific regulatory hurdles to cooperation, share information and best practices for startup fundraising and promote innovation and job growth, particularly in critical and emerging technologies (CET) as identified under India -US initiative for Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET).

The ministry added that the MoU signals a joint commitment to strengthen the startup ecosystem in deep tech sectors and promote cooperation in CET. It is poised to positively impact economic activity, attract investment, and generate employment, especially in start-ups working in CET areas.

The scope of cooperation would include a series of India- US Innovation Handshake events, including hackathon and “Open Innovation” programs, information sharing and other activities.

The announcement laid the groundwork for two future Innovation Handshake events scheduled to take place in India and the United States in early 2024.

The events include an investment forum aimed toward helping US and Indian startup companies take their innovative ideas and products to market and a “hackathon” in Silicon Valley where US and Indian startups will pitch ideas and technologies to help address global economic challenges.

It included the launch of a new Working Group on Talent, Innovation and Inclusive Growth (TIIG) under the Commercial Dialogue. It was noted that this Working Group would also support efforts of Startups working towards goals of iCET, particularly in identifying specific regulatory hurdles to cooperation and fostering greater connectivity between our innovation ecosystems with focus on start-ups through specific ideas for joint activities.

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