- Three times the salary of salary will not be allowed from the PROVIDENT FUND account
- Easy company registration rules will be applicable from today
- For investing in Mutual Fund you have to pay duty.
- New Delhi: July 1 is the date on which many changes were to be implemented in our country. Because of Corona, this date has brought not only the opening of school or college but many other changes. The biggest thing is that these changes will directly affect your pocket, that is, your earnings. Let us tell you which changes will affect you-Will not be able to withdraw money from PF account – The government allowed the withdrawal of three times the salary of salary from the PROVIDENT FUND account, its last date was 30 June. That is, from today onwards, you cannot claim your provident fund.PMGKY: In the figures of PM Modi, the cost of distributing free ration is more than 50 thousand crores.
Tax will have to be paid on the purchase of Mutual Fund – If you invest in Mutual Fund from today, you will have to pay duty for this shopping. Not only this, even if you buy SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and STP (Systematic Transfer Plan), you will have to pay stamp duty.
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Registration of new companies will be easy – Starting a new company from today will be very easy (COMPANY REGISTRATION RULES EASED). The new rules made by the government will come into force from today. Due to these rules, from today only you can register your new company sitting at home with the help of Aadhar CARD.
Money will not be withdrawn from Atm Free- Due to Corona, the government had ended the Cash Withdraw limit from ATM. That is, you could do the transaction any number of times, but the rules with ATM before today (ATM Withdrawl restrictions) will apply.
Sabka Biswas Yojana to be finished- Deadline for payment of ‘Sabka Biswas Yojana’ introduced for resolution of old pending disputed cases related to service tax and central excise is June 30. The government is no longer interested in raising its deadline once again.
