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Help save the adorable Miss Margles

A friend of mine from High School is trying to save his new senior kitties life, but he doesn't have the funds. I thought I'd try sharing this here because Tumblr is the only place I have even a little bit of reach.

Donations and/or reblogs would be greatly appreciated

"Hello! My name is Jay and I recently adopted Margles back in the beginning of July. This senior girlie was found wandering around downtown Tacoma in really horrible condition. When she was found, she was severely underweight, dehydrated, and seemed to be ill - it was very clear that someone had dumped her, or maybe everything went wrong and she ended up alone long enough to deteriorate on the street. My homie MJ fostered her for a while until I was able to adopt her!

Despite her condition, she is one of the most affectionate and trusting cats I've met in a long time, and after bringing her home she loved hopping into bed with me in the morning and licking my face to wake me up to feed her. She also absolutely loves getting brushed/groomed. She has quickly become good buddies with Tommy as well (our other senior kitty) who had been showing signs of wanting a companion before we got her.

This past month has been a lot of back and forth to the emergency vet clinic and our primary vet clinic as we've tried to figure out what's going on with her. She has been having bloody vaginal discharge, been unable to get comfortable, urinating inappropriately, vomiting daily, has had a steadily declining appetite, and could never seem to get enough water. We treated her for a UTI, however her symptoms returned as soon as her course of antibiotics finished.

However, we finally were able to figure out what's going on with her!! She has a severe urinary tract infection with two different types of bacteria that require a longer course of special antibiotics. Miss Margles was also diagnosed with kidney disease, pancreatitis, low potassium, and low phosphate. She is also severely underweight at 4.5lbs (but has been steadily gaining weight since coming to us). Thankfully, all of these conditions are easily manageable through treatment, medication, and supplements, and Meegles should be able to recover and live out her golden years in comfort with Tommy after we get her balanced out.

Although, as someone who is currently working paycheck to paycheck at minimum wage, the bills are quickly becoming more than I can handle.

With appointments averaging around $650, recurring medications about half of that, starting a specialized kidney diet, and the costs of supplements + daily fluid therapy (and of course urine + vomit cleaning spray...) I've reached a point where I've decided to seek out financial support in mutual aid. I am very hopeful that she will make a recovery from her current condition, but I fear that if these bills become too much I will have to try to find her a new home, which is already hard enough for senior kitties, let alone a high medical needs senior cat. I don't want to have to put her through a whole life transition again; especially since I have veterinary assistant experience and work in the animal care field, and am confident with giving her specialized care in my daily routine.

I am currently giving her 4 medications a day + 2 supplements, and subcutaneous fluid therapy once or twice daily. She is also getting monthly Solensia injections for her severe arthritis due to having very low muscle/fat content. Due to the sedative effects of some of these medications, Margles is experiencing extreme muscle weakness and needs assistance getting to the litterbox in time, grooming herself after eating or peeing/pooping, and will only eat via spoon feeding for now. Its quickly become a labor of love, and I know that Margles would be better off remaining in my care as she rides out her golden years.

Any financial support for her medical needs to ensure that she gets to remain in my care would be greatly appreciated! Even like $5 goes a long way. The goal amount is based on what I've spent so far and am estimated to be spending on the next follow up appointment. I will return to working at a vet clinic soon (I am currently working with zoo animals) and should hopefully get some discounts for her lifelong fluid therapy, arthritis injections, kidney disease management, and senior wellness exams in the future, so this is just to help us through the next few visits. Times are rough for us all right now, if you aren't able to donate please boost if you can!

Thanks for taking the time to read ‍⬛ I will post updates as they come

- Jay"

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What is Mutual Fund?

A mutual fund is a type of investment vehicle that pools money from multiple investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of securities such as stocks, bonds, and other assets. Investments in securities are spread across a wide cross-section of industries and sectors and thus the risk is reduced.

It is managed by a professional fund manager or an asset management company (AMC) who makes investment decisions on behalf of the investors.

Mutual funds offer good investment opportunities to the investors. Like all investments, they also carry certain risks

SEBI formulates policies and regulates the mutual funds to protect the interest of the investors.

OVERVIEW OF MUTUAL FUNDS INDUSTRY IN INDIA

The mutual fund industry in India was set up through a combination of regulatory changes, legislative reforms and the entry of various market players.

Unit Trust of India- UTI was founded in 1964, which is when the mutual fund sector in India first started to take off. To mobilize public funds and invest them in the capital markets, UTI was established as a statutory body under the UTI Act, 1963. The idea of mutual funds was greatly popularized in India because to UTI.

Regulatory Framework-In India, the mutual fund industry's regulatory structure began to take shape in the 1990s. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Act, which established SEBI as the governing body for the Indian securities markets, was passed in 1993. Among other market intermediaries, SEBI was responsible with regulating and supervising mutual funds.

The SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations,1996- This regulation established the legal foundation for the establishment, administration, and operation of mutual funds in India. These regulations outlined the standards for investor protection, investment restrictions, disclosure requirements, and eligibility requirements for asset management companies (AMCs).

Introduction of Private Sector Mutual Funds: UTI was the only active mutual fund provider in India prior to 1993. Private sector mutual funds were nevertheless permitted to enter the market as a result of the liberalization of the financial sector and the opening up of the Indian economy. Many domestic and foreign financial organizations launched their own AMCs and entered the mutual fund industry.

Product Line Evolution: The mutual fund sector in India has grown and increased its product selection throughout the years. Mutual funds initially mainly offered income and growth opportunities. To address various investor needs and risk profiles, the industry did, however, offer a wider range of products, such as equity funds, debt funds, balanced funds, and specialist sector funds.

Investor Education and Awareness: Serious efforts have been made to educate and raise investor awareness in order to encourage investor involvement in mutual funds. Industry groups, AMCs, and SEBI have run investor awareness campaigns, distributed instructional materials, and supported systems for resolving investor complaints. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) were introduced, and this was a significant factor in luring individual investors

Technological Advancements-The mutual fund sector in India has embraced technological development, making it possible for investors to access and invest in mutual funds through online platforms and mobile applications. Investors can now transact, track their investments, and get mutual fund information more easily thanks to digital platforms.

The mutual fund industry in India has developed into a strong and regulated sector through regulatory changes, market competition, and investor-centric initiatives. The sector keeps expanding, drawing in more investors and providing them with a wide variety of investment possibilities around the nation.

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What is AMC in Mutual Fund | List of 43 AMCs in India

AMCs are an important factor in shaping the investment portfolio and ensuring that investors make sound investment decisions.

List of 43 AMCs in India

The list of AMCs in India includes,

360 One Mutual Funds

Aditya Birla Capital Mutual Funds

Axis Mutual Fund

Bandhan Mutual Fund

Bank of India Mutual Fund

Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund

Canara Robeco Mutual Fund

DSP Mutual Fund

Edelweiss Mutual Fund

Franklin Templeton Investments India

Groww Mutual Fund

HDFC Mutual Fund

Helios Mutual Fund

HSBC Mutual Fund

ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund

IL&FS Mutual Fund

Invesco Mutual Fund

ITI Mutual Fund

JM Financial Mutual Fund

Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund

LIC Mutual Fund

Mahindra Manulife Mutual Fund

Mirae Asset Mutual Fund

Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund

Navi Mutual Fund

Nippon India Mutual Fund

NJ Mutual Fund

Old Bridge Mutual Fund

PGIM India Mutual Fund

PPFAS Mutual Fund

Quant Mutual Fund

Quantum Mutual Fund

Samco Mutual Fund

SBI Mutual Fund

Shriram Mutual Fund

Sundaram Mutual Fund

Tata Mutual Fund

Tauras Mutua Fund

Trust Mutual Fund

Union Mutual Fund

UTI Mutual Fund

Whiteoak Capital Mutual Fund

Zerodha Fund House

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Which are 10 Mutual Funds based on AUM according to the Top Mutual Fund Distributor India?

Have you heard the popular phrase ‘Mutual fund sahi hai’? In the world of finance, mutual funds have become a popular investment choice for many individuals seeking to grow their wealth. 

With the guidance of the Top Mutual Fund Distributor in India, investors can navigate this space more effectively. 

In this blog, we will explore ten mutual fund schemes that stand out based on their Assets Under Management (AUM), highlighting their significance in the Indian investment landscape.

What is AUM in Mutual Funds?

Assets Under Management (AUM) represents the total market value of assets that a mutual fund manages on behalf of its clients. A higher AUM often indicates a fund's popularity and investor trust. Here are ten notable mutual fund schemes based on their AUM as of recent data:

1. SBI Mutual Fund

SBI Mutual Fund is the largest in India with an impressive AUM of ₹11.14 lakh crore. Leveraging its extensive banking network, it offers a variety of equity and debt funds tailored to different investor needs.

2. ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund

With an AUM of ₹8.89 lakh crore, ICICI Prudential is known for its robust fund management strategies and diverse range of investment options.

3. HDFC Mutual Fund

HDFC’s AUM stands at ₹7.74 lakh crore. The fund house is recognized for its consistent performance and innovative products that cater to both conservative and aggressive investors.

4. Nippon India Mutual Fund

Nippon India has carved out a significant niche with an AUM of ₹5.61 lakh crore. Its focus on research-driven investments has attracted a large base of retail investors.

5. Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund

With ₹4.75 lakh crore in AUM, Kotak Mahindra offers a wide array of funds across various asset classes, appealing to different risk appetites.

6. UTI Mutual Fund

UTI holds an AUM of ₹3.44 lakh crore and is one of the oldest mutual fund houses in India. It has a strong reputation for its diversified investment strategies.

7. Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund

This fund has an AUM of ₹3.78 lakh crore and is known for its customer-centric approach and innovative financial solutions.

8. Axis Mutual Fund

Axis has gained popularity with an AUM of ₹3.16 lakh crore due to its focus on risk management and customer service.

9. Mirae Asset Mutual Fund

Mirae stands out with an AUM of ₹1.99 lakh crore and is recognized for its research-oriented approach to investing.

10. Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund

With an AUM of ₹1.15 lakh crore, Franklin Templeton is known for its global investment strategies and a strong emphasis on fixed-income products.

Conclusion

The mutual fund industry in India continues to thrive with significant contributions from various distributors and asset management companies. The above-mentioned schemes not only reflect the growing trust among investors but also highlight the role of top mutual fund distributors in guiding investment decisions. As you explore your options in this vibrant market, consider these top-performing funds as potential avenues for your financial growth journey.

Investing wisely requires understanding your financial goals and risk tolerance; consulting with a qualified distributor can help you make informed choices tailored to your needs.

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TDS New Rates applicable from 1st Oct 2024|Interest calculation| Rectification/Correction statement  @cadeveshthakur   #tdsrates #newtdsrates #tds #incometax #cadeveshthakur Understanding Tds: Complete Guide To Tax Deduction At Source | Part 5 | Tds Basics Index 00:00 to 04:44 Introduction 04:45 to 05:39 192 TDS on salary payment/ TCS 206C 05:40 to 08:59 194DA Payment in respect of Life Insurance Policy 09:00 to 11:42 194D Payment of Insurance commission (in case of person other than company) 11:43 to 12:18 194F Repurchase of Units of Mutual Fund or UTI 12:19 to 14:31 194G commission and other payments on sale of lottery tickes 14:32 to 16:20 194H Commission and Brokerage 16:21 to 19:00 194-IB Payment of Rent by Certain Individual of HUF 19:01 to 21:05 194M Payment to contractor, commission agent, broker or professional by certain Individuals or HUF 21:06 to 25:09 194O Payment by e-commerce operator to e-commerce participant 25:10 to 29:25 194T Payment in the nature of salary, remuneration, commission, bonus or interest to partners of the firm 29:26 to 31:16 Interest on late payment of taxes   31:17 to 35:11 Time limit to file correction statement in respect to TDS/TCS statements   Interest on late payment of taxes   To bring parity on the interest rates under TDS/TCS   Interest on late payment of tax to the CG Section   i.e., tax has been deducted but not deposited 201(1A)                                                                                 Interest on late payment of tax to the CG 206C (7) i.e., tax has been collected but not deposited Time limit to file correction statement in respect to TDS/TCS statements     Section 200 - Duty of person deducting tax under the provisions of chapter XVII-B   200(3) - After paying the tax deducted, file TDS statement within prescribed time period   Proviso - deductor to file correction statement for rectification     Section 206C - Collection of TCS   Priviso to 206C (3) - person collecting tax after paying to the CG, furnish TCS statement within prescribed time period   206C (3B) - to file correction statement for rectification   🎥 Hello, lovely viewers! Welcome back to the @cadeveshthakur channel! 🎉 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@cadeveshthakur TDS ki कक्षा: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1RqxMactdpX3oUU2bSw8-_R E-commerce sellers: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1ShUNXkAbYrAYj2Pile1Rim GST Knowledge Bank: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1RjdRrG4ZKXeJNed6ekhjoR Goods & Services Tax: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1SlBw2kSpZ9ay1jnEOkbDYN TDS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1RXi2GaEckeXGmJy_FYOj9q Shorts for Accountants, Professionals, Finance, Students: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1TqoRTWoA1_l0kmtsbyNEB5 Accounting concept, Entries, Final Accounts preparation: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1T4GSjBPboXxBgFgkVZmDbQ Direct Taxation: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1o9nc8dxF1S7BBNeuL3fzV_fDl9V88C2 🎥 Hello, lovely viewers! Welcome back to the @cadeveshthakur channel! 🎉 I’m thrilled to have you here, and I want to connect with you beyond YouTube. Let’s take our journey together to the next level! 😊 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cadeveshthakur/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cadeveshthakur/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cadeveshthakur Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cadevesh Whatsapp Group: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va6GOVE9MF92Ylmo7e0L #cadeveshthakur https://cadeveshthakur.com/ Remember, our community is more than just a channel—it’s a family. Let’s connect, learn, and grow together! Hit that Subscribe button, tap the notification bell, and let’s spread financial wisdom one click at a time. 🚀 Remember, knowledge empowers us all! Let’s learn together and navigate the complex world of finance with curiosity and diligence. Thank you for being part of the cadeveshthakur community! 🙌 Disclaimer: The content shared on this channel is purely for educational purposes. As a Chartered Accountant, I strive to provide accurate and insightful information related to GST, income tax, accounting, and tax planning. However, please note that the content should not be considered as professional advice or a substitute for personalized consultation. TDS New Rates applicable from 1st Oct 2024|Interest calculation| Rectification/Correction statement

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"Save As Much As ₹ 17,500": Finance Minister on New Tax Regime Slabs

Standard deduction in the new tax regime will be increased from ₹ 50,000 to ₹ 75,000, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Tuesday as she announced the 2024 Union Budget.

Ms Sitharaman also announced revisions to tax slabs in the new regime. As a result, the Finance Minister told Parliament, salaried employees can save as much as ₹ 17,500 in the new regime.

It will also, she said, provide salaried individuals with higher tax savings and more disposable income.

Existing new tax regime slabs (effective for FY 2023-24) were as follows:

Income up to ₹ 3 lakh - Nil Rs 3 lakh to ₹ 6 lakh - 5 per cent Rs 6 lakh to ₹ 9 lakh - 10 per cent Rs 9 lakh to ₹ 12 lakh - 15 per cent Rs 12 lakh to ₹ 15 lakh - 20 per cent Above ₹ 15 lakh - 30 per cent The increase in standard deduction was one of the most anticipated ahead of the budget speech.

Industry experts speculated this could double to ₹ 1,00,000, but Ms Sitharaman fell slightly short.

In addition, deduction on family pension for pensioners will be increased from ₹ 15,000 to ₹ 25,000.

These tweaks will bring relief for around four crore salaried individuals and pensioners, she said.

Changes to income tax slabs, old and new, were in focus ahead of Ms Sitharaman's speech as the country's mammoth middle class clamoured for relief from tax burdens. There was little joy for the middle class in the interim budget - which pegged gross tax revenue at ₹ 38.31 lakh crore for 2024-25, an 11.46 per cent growth over the last fiscal - so all eyes were on the Finance Minister today.

Ms Sitharaman, however, had to walk a tight rope as she looks to stimulate growth and provide relief.

Another big expectation was a hike in exemption limit. Under the new regime, those earning under ₹ 3 lakh a year are exempt from paying tax. There was speculation this could be raised to ₹ 5 lakh.

There was, however, no such announcement.

There was also no changes announced for tax slabs under the old regime. This is amid speculation the government plans to do away with this option for next year.

The Finance Minister also announced a comprehensive review of the Income Tax Act of 1961, which will make it easier to read and understand, and reduce uncertainty and potential for litigation.

This will be completed in six months.

As part of this overhaul, Ms Sitharaman said tax authorities could only re-open assessments within three years from end of assessment and if the escaped income is ₹ 50 lakh and over.

Even then, the time limit for search cases is to be reduced from 10 years to six before year of search.

"A beginning is being made in the Finance Bill by simplifying the tax regime for charities, TDS rate structure, provisions for reassessment and search provisions and capital gains taxation," she said.

As per the proposal, two tax exemption regimes for charities will be merged into one.

The five per cent TDS, or Tax Deducted at Source, rate is being merged into the two per cent rate and the 20 per cent rate on repurchase of units by mutual funds, or UTI, is being withdrawn, she said.

The TDS rate on e-commerce operators will be reduced from one to 0.1 per cent, she added.

Also, Ms Sitharaman said she proposed to decriminalise delay for payment of TDS, or Tax deducted at Source, up to the due date of filing the concerned statement.

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Asset Management Company in India: An Overview

Asset Management Companies (AMCs) play a pivotal role in the financial ecosystem of India. They are responsible for managing pooled funds from investors, utilizing their expertise to invest in various financial instruments like stocks, bonds, and other securities. AMCs provide an avenue for retail and institutional investors to access professionally managed portfolios, aiming to achieve their financial goals.

History and Evolution The concept of asset management in India dates back to the late 1960s with the establishment of Unit Trust of India (UTI) in 1963. This marked the beginning of the mutual fund industry in the country. The liberalization of the Indian economy in the early 1990s led to the entry of private sector AMCs, significantly expanding the market. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has been instrumental in regulating the industry, ensuring transparency and protecting investor interests.

Key Players in the Industry India’s asset management industry is highly competitive, with several players offering a wide range of investment products. Some of the prominent AMCs in India include:

HDFC Asset Management Company: Known for its robust portfolio and consistent performance, HDFC AMC is one of the largest and most trusted names in the industry.

ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company: With a strong focus on innovation and customer-centric solutions, ICICI Prudential AMC has carved a niche for itself.

SBI Funds Management: A joint venture between the State Bank of India and AMUNDI (France), SBI Funds Management offers a diverse range of investment options.

Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management: This AMC is known for its expertise in managing both equity and debt funds, catering to a wide spectrum of investors.

Nippon India Mutual Fund: Formerly known as Reliance Mutual Fund, Nippon India Mutual Fund has a significant market presence and a broad product portfolio.

Regulatory Framework

SEBI is the primary regulatory authority overseeing AMCs in India. It ensures that AMCs adhere to stringent compliance norms, safeguarding the interests of investors. The regulatory framework includes guidelines on disclosure, fund management practices, and investor protection measures. Regular audits and inspections by SEBI help maintain the integrity and transparency of the industry.

Products and Services AMCs in India offer a variety of investment products to cater to different investor needs. These include:

Equity Funds: These funds invest primarily in stocks and are suitable for investors seeking long-term capital appreciation.

Debt Funds: These funds invest in fixed-income securities like bonds and government securities, ideal for risk-averse investors.

Hybrid Funds: Combining both equity and debt instruments, these funds offer a balanced approach to investment.

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs): These are passive investment funds that replicate the performance of a specific index.

Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs): SIPs allow investors to invest a fixed amount regularly, promoting disciplined saving habits.

Trends and Innovations The Indian asset management industry is witnessing several trends and innovations:

Digital Transformation: AMCs are leveraging technology to enhance customer experience, streamline operations, and offer innovative products.

ESG Investing: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors are gaining prominence, with many AMCs incorporating ESG criteria into their investment decisions.

Passive Investing: There is a growing interest in passive investment strategies, such as ETFs and index funds, driven by their cost-effectiveness and simplicity.

Customized Solutions: AMCs are increasingly offering customized portfolio solutions to meet the unique needs of individual and institutional investors.

Challenges and Opportunities The asset management industry in India faces several challenges, including market volatility, regulatory changes, and intense competition. However, the growing awareness about mutual funds, increasing penetration of financial services, and rising disposable incomes present significant opportunities for growth.

Conclusion Asset Management Company in India are crucial to the financial landscape, providing investors with the expertise and resources to navigate complex markets. As the industry continues to evolve, AMCs are poised to play an even more significant role in driving financial inclusion and wealth creation in the country.

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How to apply pan card in Canada

In the age of globalization, where boundaries between countries blur and individuals traverse continents for various reasons, the need for robust identification and financial documentation becomes paramount. For Indians residing in Canada, the Permanent Account Number (PAN) card holds significant importance, serving as a vital tool for financial transactions and tax compliance. In this article, we delve into how to apply pan card in canada, and why it’s essential for Indians living in Canada.

What is a PAN Card?

The Permanent Account Number (PAN) is a unique alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department to individuals, entities, and foreign nationals. It serves as a universal identification key for all financial transactions and is mandatory for anyone who pays taxes in India, conducts financial transactions, or plans investments in the country.

Features of PAN Card

Unique Identification: Each PAN card is assigned a unique 10-digit alphanumeric number, which remains constant throughout the lifetime of the PAN holder. This number is crucial for tracking financial transactions and tax liabilities.

Mandatory for Financial Transactions: PAN is mandatory for various financial transactions in India, including opening a bank account, investing in stocks, mutual funds, and real estate, conducting high-value transactions, and receiving taxable salary or professional fees.

Tax Compliance: PAN facilitates tax compliance and helps the Income Tax Department track taxable transactions of individuals and entities. It is mandatory for filing income tax returns in India, claiming tax deductions, and receiving tax refunds.

Proof of Identity: PAN card serves as a valid proof of identity for Indians residing in Canada. It is accepted as a primary identification document for various purposes, including opening bank accounts, applying for loans, obtaining a credit card, and availing of government services.

Global Recognition: While PAN is primarily used for financial transactions in India, it holds global recognition. Many international financial institutions and regulatory authorities acknowledge PAN for compliance purposes, especially for Indian citizens and NRIs conducting financial activities abroad.

Ease of Verification: PAN details can be easily verified online through the Income Tax Department’s website or authorized PAN verification portals. This ensures the authenticity of the PAN card holder and helps prevent identity theft and financial fraud.

Application Process

Applying for a PAN card from Canada involves the following steps:

Access the Official Website: Visit the official website of the Indian Income Tax Department or authorized service providers such as NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) or UTIITSL (UTI Infrastructure Technology and Services Limited).

Select the Form: Choose the appropriate form based on your category of application. Form 49A is for individuals, while Form 49AA is for foreign nationals.

Fill in the Form: Provide accurate personal details such as full name, date of birth, address in Canada, and other relevant information as per the form requirements.

Attach Supporting Documents: Ensure to attach the necessary documents as specified in the application form, including proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of date of birth. For NRIs, copies of passport and visa may be required.

Pay the Fee: Pay the prescribed fee for PAN card processing. Payment can be made online using various payment modes accepted by the authorities.

Submit the Application: Once the form is filled and documents are attached, submit the application online. You will receive an acknowledgment with a unique acknowledgment number upon successful submission.

Conclusion

Obtaining a how to apply PAN card in Canada is a relatively straightforward process, thanks to the online application facility provided by the Indian Income Tax Department. Whether you’re an Indian citizen or a foreign national conducting financial activities in India, having a PAN card is essential for seamless financial transactions, tax compliance, and identification purposes.

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Evolution of the Investment Ecosystem and the Rise of Alternative Asset Classes

Here’s an interesting fact though: Just 5 years ago, the AUM was less than half of this, at roughly 18 lakh crores!2

Yes. That’s the kind of phenomenal growth that Mutual Funds have seen in India.

A lot of new investors may not know this, but Mutual Funds are not a recent product. The Mutual Fund industry in India started way back in 1963 with the formation of UTI – that’s about 60 years ago. But Mutual Funds as an investment product didn’t catch up with retail investors until recently. In fact, the last decade itself saw a 5X growth in the industry’s AUM.

For retail investors, Mutual Funds are a good way to start their investment journey. They’re simple products, where you give your money to the Mutual Fund house, which professionally manages it and invests it across debt, equity and other products, depending on your goal and the fund house’s objective. Taking the SIP mode is a great option when it comes to Mutual Funds since regular, periodic investments take care of volatility in the market and average out your returns. And over the long term, most equity funds tend to give average annual returns between 12-20%, which are great numbers to look at!

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