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Axa XL Senior Analyst
what is the salary band of Senior Analyst and Analyst at AXA XL?
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Software Engineers
By · Software Engineer
What's the RSU taxation percentage in your company?
For some reason Oracle increased it to 35.9%.
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Big 4
By · Product Manager
Taxation
B.com degree
I'm interested to doing job in this company
I'm pursuing CMA US
I know about taxation and tally
I'm interestn Accountnacy and finance
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Personal Finance
By · Founder
Really good article on Taxation and need of an hour!
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax/poor-middle-class-is-getting-taxed-more-the-gold-standard-demands-10-tax-slab-to-start-from-rs-10-lakh-today/articleshow/111691331.cms
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IT Company Discussion
By · DevOps Engineer
Shift allowance or on-call allowances are taxable?
Shift allowance or on-call allowances are taxable? How it works in your company?
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Personal Finance
By · Staff Engineer
People with 50L+ taxable income, how much taxes are you paying? is there a way to reduce that?
I have always been very intrigued about managing my own finances, never hired a CA till now.
But every year when the tax return filing time comes I run into the same thought - Am I paying too much taxes, is there a way to plan it better?
wanted to get some information on how are you guys managing your taxes.
- Do you guys have a dedicated CA? does hiring a CA helps?
- How do you plan your finances? investing/Saving/restructuring to avoid paying the maximum taxes?
- Some people setup a side business to set off some recurring losses/expenses to some extent. Does that work in long term?
- In terms of wealth generation, what is your strategy? How much you are able to invest? What assets are good in your POV?
P.S. - Before someone comes up with you need to pay taxes so India can grow. I understand your POV but IMO, I am not able to get the benefits/infra in return, but I with all my heart believe in India’s growth story.
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Software Engineers
By · Staff Engineer
People with 50L+ taxable income, how are you managing tax planning?
I have always been very intrigued about managing my own finances, never hired a CA till now.
But every year when the tax return filing time comes I run into the same thought - Am I paying too much taxes, is there a way to plan it better?
wanted to get some information on how are you guys managing your taxes.
- Do you guys have a dedicated CA? does hiring a CA helps?
- How do you plan your finances? investing/Saving/restructuring to avoid paying the maximum taxes?
- Some people setup a side business to set off some recurring losses/expenses to some extent. Does that work in long term?
- In terms of wealth generation, what is your strategy? How much you are able to invest? What assets are good in your POV?
P.S. - Before someone comes up with you need to pay taxes so India can grow. I understand your POV but IMO, I am not able to get the benefits/infra in return, but I with all my heart believe in India’s growth story.
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Big 4
By · Analyst
Which other companies apart from BIG 4 provide a good salary package in the US Taxation profile?
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Delhi NCR
By · Account Executive
Looking for referral. Just passed out from Christ University, Delhi Ncr. Looking for a job in finance, accounting and taxation.
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Adulting
By · Consultant
Sunday 😌 relaxation
The most relaxing, recreating forces are a healthy body, sleep, music, and laughter.
Have faith in God - learn to sleep well.
Love good music see the funny side of life - And health and happiness will be yours.
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