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HR Expert - Answered on Feb 06, 2023

Khevna Shah is the head of human resources at Coverfox Insurance. She has 14 years of experience in human resources across industries like manufacturing, banking & financial services and insurance. Her expertise includes talent acquisition, retention, employee engagement and developing a performance focussed culture.
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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 06, 2023Hindi

Career

Hello Khevna, What is the difference between Corporate HR And Industrial HR?

Ans: The fundamental difference is the nature of workforce - corporate HR is about white collared workers / employees and industrial HR is about blue collared workers / employees. The qualifications required to work on either aspects are largely the same.

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Question by K - Sep 13, 2022Hindi

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Dear Mayank Sir, I’ve noticed in my present company and where I worked last job too, the HR seems to see only the bigg bosses side of things. They don’t support the small staff against the big guys. Now, when anyone has a problem, they don’t go to HR because they feel life will become even worse. So how does the small guys problems, like work overload and working on holidays without compensation or comp off, be solved. K

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Question by Aditya - Apr 15, 2024Hindi

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Hi sir Good day i am currently at 39 years old and i am in hr field in recruitment worked in staffing and recruitment industry for about 9.9 years and i want to move into corporate sector now i came to know through knows reference that there is age limit in hr in corporate sector. I am mba with bcom and pmp certified can u please let me know which industry and area i can target

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I have 2 years of Work Experience in Google in HR Background, TA and Recruitment. I want to do a Course or MBA in HR but i am a bit confused how to choose between ISB, XLRI and TISS. Particularly for HR. Because there are Mixed reviews on ISB and XLRI.

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Question by Kanagaraj - Dec 24, 2024Hindi

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Hi sir, I transfered 3 lakhs to my friend in 2023 as loan through bank transfer. If he repay that without any interest in 2024, should I pay income tax?

Ans: You should get the amount back through banking channel only. You would have to pay any tax on it, since this is not your income, but just return of temporary loan without interest, to your friend.
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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 24, 2024Hindi

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Sir if my only source of income is intrest from fd that is around 2 lacs per month then how much tax I have to give and my age is 51

Ans: Your question is incomplete without details of :
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(b). Other Income details including Interest earned from Saving Bank Accounts.
(c). Please also specify financial year under reference.
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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 22, 2024Hindi

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My portfolio is 10 lac I can pay income tax yes or not

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 10, 2025Hindi

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Sir, It assessess annual income below rs:5 lacs senior citizen person cash gift to grandson rs:1 crores amount through on bank mode f.y.24-25 Question: Sec 68 provision applicable for it act

Ans: Grandfather can gift any amount to his grandson, which shall not be taxable in the hands of grandson. As suggested Gifted amount should only be through banking channels.
IT Department can demand an explanation (u/s 68) from the grandson & he needs to explain this entry, to the satisfaction of assessing officer.
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If,a senior citizen has interest plus dividend income of 2.70 lacs and ltcg of 1.10 lacs for F.Y 2024-25( no other income), will he/she will have to file ITR for A.Y 25-26

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I am looking for saving tax from my income ,FD & MF interest. Salary 22L, FD 60L, MF 25L. Please advise.

Ans: 01. Let me confirm your figures as, Salary Income Rs.22L, Interest from FDR Rs. 60L & MF Gains Rs. 25L.
02. Kindly avail normal tax savings like, u/s 80-C, Mediclaim u/s 80D, Pension Plan etc.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 04, 2025Hindi

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I want to provide my son a long term loan of Rs.10 lacs as Interest free loan. Will my son be liable to pay tax on this amount?

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I have been doing SIP in an equity mutual fund of Rs 2000 in an equity mutual fund from Jan 2020 to Feb 2023. The total amount has grown to 1.25 Lakh. If I make full withdrawl, how will my capital gains be taxed?

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Question by arun - Jun 17, 2024Hindi

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I am 73 years old getting central gov. pension filing ITR-1 since long.in FY 23-24 i had rs. 339000/- LTCG in sell of equity share +MF. my tax fall within 20% in old regime . My humble query is how i show the LTCG income in ITR-1 in absence of any specific column further, in such case do i have to pay tax on the LTCG income @20% instead of @10%. pl. suggest your expert view.

Ans: In case of Income from capital gain, you are required to file ITR 2

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