⟩ Can you explain long term capital gains?
A long-term capital gain is the profit that arises with the sale of an asset that has been on hold for a definite period. This period ranges from one year to three years across different asset classes.
A long-term capital gain is the profit that arises with the sale of an asset that has been on hold for a definite period. This period ranges from one year to three years across different asset classes.
Tell me about the Excise tax?
Tell me what is a service tax?
What is the major difference between excise tax and service tax?
What does a commercial tax mean?
What is an entertainment duty?
List the names of items which are deducted under Salary Head?
list the types of Provident funds?
Do you know what is luxury tax?
Tell me about the form d in sales tax?
Please define Recognized Provident Fund (RPF)?