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A Stock Broker, often known as a broker, is a securities market representative. Their key job responsibilities include obtaining...

A credit card against Fixed Deposit is granted by a bank in exchange for an FD that the consumer offers as collateral/security for the card.

When a GTA is required to pay tax on a specific freight service at a specific rate, this is referred to as GST on freight charges.

GST and VAT are two very different concepts. There is substantial amount of difference between GST and VAT. The GST embodies the distinc...

Once the income tax department processes the return, it sends an intimation to the assessee under section 143(1) of Income Tax Act.

The development in banking in India has undergone three phases. 1) PhaseI 1786- 1969 2) Phase II 1969- 1991 3) Phase III 1991- till now

Swavalamban Scheme was a micro-pension plan funded by the government and overseen by the Pension Fund Regulation and Development Authority

NRIs or Non Resident Indians have two types of bank accounts: Non Resident External (NRE) and Non-Resident Ordinary Rupee

The financial markets include both the primary and secondary market.Primary and secondary market both have their advantages and disadvantage

India experienced its first-ever stock market crash even long before the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) was incorporated in India

The Employee Pension Scheme (EPS) was introduced in the year 1995 with the main aim of helping employees in the organised sector.

The history of demonetization started in 1873 in the United States of America and it came to India on November 8th, 2016. With the year...

Inflation is defined as a rise in the price of everyday goods and services. There are three types of inflation in market.

Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maandhan (PMSYM) is a government scheme meant for old age protection and social security of Unorganized Workers.

shares and debentures are used to raise capital. Debentures are borrowed capital, whereas shares are part of the company's own capital.

There are four major types of treasury bills available.The distinction depends upon the holding period of the treasury bills

There are two types of taxes that are levied in India. Direct and Indirect tax.There is difference between direct and indirect tax.