6 Big Tax Rules applicable from 1 Apr 2023!

6 major changes in tax rules that will be applicable from 1st April, 2023. In this video, we will discuss the big changes in the Tax Regime and who will be benefitted by these changes. New Tax Rules explained in Hindi.

Join All-In-One Video Finance App here:

Unlimited Access to Stock Recommendations, IPO Analysis, Finance Courses, Sectoral Analysis & In-depth case studies of public companies

Links to the videos:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Invest & Trade in Stocks & Mutual Funds *
Open your Discount Demat Account here:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
About the Video
Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman announced the first budget of ‘Amrit Kaal’ that aims at providing a roadmap to making India an empowered and inclusive economy. New Tax Regime further reduces compliance burden, provides relief to tax payers and increases exemption limits.
The limit on deductions has been increased, Capital Gains Tax is restructured and an additional tax on proceeds from Insurance has been introduced too. The limit of tax exemption on leave encashment on retirement of non-government salaried employees has been increased. Senior Citizen Saving Scheme has been introduced. The new income tax regime has been made the default tax regime. However, the citizens will continue to have the option to avail the benefit of the old tax regime.
How this budget will impact a common man and who will be benefitted by these changes?

In this video, we’ll cover the following concepts:
1. Major changes applicable from April 1, 2023.
2. Capital Gains Tax on Debt Mutual Funds.
3. Tax on Capital Gains from Residential Property.
4. Short Term Capital Gains Tax.
5. Long Term Capital Gains Tax.
6. What is Leave Encashment?
7. Is Leave Encashment taxable?
8. Can we switch from New Tax Regime to Old Tax Regime?
9. Is New Tax Regime the default regime?
10. Senior Citizen Saving Scheme
11. Pradhan Mantri Vaya Vandana Yojana discontinued.
12. Will Insurance Premium be taxed?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Connect with Us
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Website
Hashtags
#Budget2023 #TaxRules2023 #newtaxregime

00:00 – Intro
00:29 – Rule 1
03:28 – Rule 2
05:13 – Rule 3
07:19 – Rule 4
08:21 – Rule 5
09:07 – Rule 6
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Disclaimer:

Investment in securities market is subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing.

Registration granted by SEBI, enlistment as an RA with exchange and certification from NISM in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors.

[AssetYogi]

Enjoy Free Access to select Financial Insights & 1st Chapter of all the courses.

[preetomdas]

Yes Mukul ji..we need separate comparison video between FD and debt mutual funds...🙏🏻🙏🏻

[santoshkumarsharma]

Government has been working hard to find where they can put taxes. Awesome Hard work.

[kamalagarwal]

Mukul sir, please make a vdo on comparing FDs and debt MF. 🙏

I desperately wait for your vdos. But it's reduced off late because probably you are working for your new venture as you shared in an interview. All the best for that too

[rohitagnihotri]

kindly prepare video on FD and MF as per new tax changes

[AbhishekSharmaDit]

Please reply 😅 If a person is earning from a job and youtube at the same time then he can change New/ Old tax regime? Every year. ?
Coz youtube earning is income from other sources ?

[rajeevkumar]

Thank you Sir for valuable video. Kindly make a comparison video on FD v/s Mutual funds investment
And a retired persons ITR compulsary Or not with limitations if any.

[ramangarg]

Jo b tax ka burden hota ha wo hamesha salary class pe hi bhdta ha

[IndianBoy]

Ek hi to dil ❤ hai Nirmalaji kitne baar todo gey 😭😭

[jitendraparmar]

Good information given
It will help us thanks

[dharmendragupta]

One clarification required. The tax exemption leave encashment limit for govt employees is not 3 lakhs as you mentioned. In fact for them it is without any limit i.e. they can encash leave on retirement without any tax. Please check and confirm

[jasminmehta]

Hi sir, request to create a video for investing in MF vs. FDs

Which one to choose now

[Summitv]

Sir F&O taxation & deduction pr ek video bnayiye 2023 ke hisab se.Thank you👍🏻

[shrikantbabar]

Please create new video on FD and mutual funds, also let us know what is good buying home on cash, mutual funds or FDs, considering this uncertain economy how to beat inflation?

[nhjn]

Content is good and worth the time. But I see too many distracting graphics and images, that too all of foreigners and graphics are for dollars. Can we use same from Indian setup, will be more relatable

[yashlodha]

Video on FD v Debt Mutual Funds
And please tell best debt mutual fund for short term period of 1 to 3 years

[aabbccq]

Leave encashment for private company employees increased from 3L to 25L is very peculiar and useless because almost all private companies provide 30 days only... More than 30 days will either lapse or be encashed. Some are not at all provide. Instead of this provide a pension like a govt company.

[shashikantbehera]

Please also make a short video on marginal relief under new tax regime as per amendment in March 2023.. lot of people don't know about it

[TalesByYogi]

about leave encashment, most companies dont allow you to accumulate leaves. They lapse leaves above a certain limit.

Also every year, they wont allow to encash leaves.

[bindra]

This govt. wanted to simply tax but ended up complicating & applying tax at ever nook and corner possible.