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Tax Expert - Answered on Feb 15, 2023

Mihir Ashok Tanna, who works with a well-known chartered accountancy firm in Mumbai, has more than 15 years of experience in direct taxation.
He handles various kinds of matters related to direct tax such as PAN/ TAN application; compliance including ITR, TDS return filing; issuance/ filing of statutory forms like Form 15CB, Form 61A, etc; application u/s 10(46); application for condonation of delay; application for lower/ nil TDS certificate; transfer pricing and study report; advisory/ opinion on direct tax matters; handling various income-tax notices; compounding application on show cause for TDS default; verification of books for TDS/ TCS/ equalisation levy compliance; application for pending income-tax demand and refund; charitable trust taxation and compliance; income-tax scrutiny and CIT(A) for all types of taxpayers including individuals, firms, LLPs, corporates, trusts, non-resident individuals and companies.
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Question by Rabi on Feb 01, 2023Hindi

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which would be better for (Old/New) Tax calculation . My Salary 20L/Annum

Ans: New tax regime is beneficial if all the tax benefits are not taken. For e.g. if income is 20 lacs and deductions u/s 80C is 150000 taken, tax liability will be Rs.300000 under new tax regime and under old it will be 367500.

However, if person take PPF benefit of 1.5 lac, 25k in mediclaim, housing loan interest deduction 2 lacs, 50k standard deduction from salary; tax liability under old regime will reduce to 285000.

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EPF- What happens to EPF on moving to abroad or leaving service permanently and no longer contributing to EPF after nearly 15 years of service and accumulation? Would I continue to get interest even after 3 years if I do not withdraw? Are there any restrictions?

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After 3 consecutive years of no contribution, except interest, EPF account becomes inoperative and technically shouldn't accrue interest.

But EPFO has a current policy to pay interest on all accounts, includes inoperative accounts too, till member age of 58.

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Asked by Anonymous - Nov 14, 2024Hindi

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Hello finance guru, I am 45 years old , with 2 kids. I live in a Tier-1 city with ~49 Crores of networth. This includes ~12 crores of investment in real estate (land and a flat at a prime location), ~34 crores in equity, ~1 Cr in Crypto and ~2 Cr in cash. I work in a pharmaceutical firm in an executive role and planning to retire in the next 1 year. My knowledge on finances is average and would like to seek your advise. I would like to generate ~2.5 lakhs per month for expenses from my savings and would like to double my networth in the next 7 years. Could you provide me help on the directions I can take to make this working?

Ans: Hello;

Deducting the real estate and crypto investments from your networth, we have 36 Cr.

You may invest 4 Cr each in 2 equity savings type mutual funds and 2 conservative hybrid debt oriented mutual funds.

If you do a 3% SWP from each of these funds you may expect a monthly payout of around 2.8 L (post-tax).

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As you enter retirement phase your focus should shift from "maximising returns" to "decent returns with moderate risk" since return of capital is more important than return on capital.

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Ans: Hello;

You may top-up your monthly sip by 10% every year for 7 years. This will grow into a sum of around 0.51 Cr.

The MF corpus and direct equity holdings worth 0.72 Cr today will grow into a corpus of 1.59 Cr after 7 years.

Therefore you may achieve your intended corpus of 1.59+ 0.51=2.1 Cr, 7 years from now. A modest return of 12% is assumed from MF and direct equity holdings.

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My father took a sbi life retirement plan @ 3lacs per year premium for 5yrs. He has completed 3premium payment (9lacs) but unable to carry on the policy. What should be our next steps to get our amount back? If we surrender.

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You may have to wait till completion of 5 years since their may be a lock-in.

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Question by Pratik - Oct 30, 2024Hindi

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Hello sir, I've successfully transferred pf frm Company A to B & now have raised request in Epfo frm C to B where C has approved and transferred to EPF but EPF has rejected with 15k wage error - I've raised grievances in Epfo nd in company C. What is the reason behind this remarks ? Is it something of mixing EPF nd EPS by company C?is submission of form 3A by company C to epfo resolve this issue ?if yes then how should I submit form frm Company C to epfo site?

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Your assessment seems correct, i.e. mixing of EPF and EPS contribution.

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My old pf of trust got transfered to curent pf account , both under same UAN no. I can see two pf accounts when i do account log in with UAN, but i can not withdraw from old account neither i can see combined ammount instead i see my old and current pf account. When i raised grievance i got reply from pf office that my old pf got transfered to cureent account. Now i can not raise new grievance within one month. How will i draw old amount or get get old amount get added in current account .please advise

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Since you had different member IDs while you were working for two different legal entities they are shown differently under same UAN.

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Hi sir, i am working in a company since 2010. That time i had pf under a old account in Bangalore as trust account till 2016 when my company got separated from parent comoany and we got new pf account in Gurgaon with same UAN no. We got a mail from company that we will raise online transfer from old to current pf account. When i do account login with UAN no , I can see two lines..one for old and another for current one with balances. When i tried to raise complaint through grievances I got reply from PF office that my old account transfered to new account, but under UAN I can see two accounts still and now able to draw amount from old account. So what will i do now to add old amount to new PF account's account.kindly advise

Ans: Hello;

Since you had different member IDs while you were working for two different legal entities they are shown differently under same UAN.

If you want to transfer funds from old member ID to new member ID then you need to have a clear date of exit(DOE) mentioned.

Under the online claim option you can find One Member Transfer option. Just fill that form. submit the transfer request. Then select the present employer to approve your transfer details.

First it will be approved by the current Employer and after that it will be sent to Field Officer.

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Question by Urmi - Nov 08, 2024Hindi

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Hello I am 37 years old . Following is my financial status 1. FD - 1.5 CRORES 2. MF - 25 LAKHS 3. PROVIDENT FUND - 27 LAKH 4. PPF 3 LAKH INVESTMENTS 1. MUTUAL FUNDS - 90 K per month 2. PPF - 1.5 lakh per year 3.PF - 5 lakhs per year 4.NPS - 10 K per month I have one flat. I want to retire at 47 years of age . I will have a pension of 3.5 lakhs after I retire . My present monthly expenses are 1.3 lakhs . My goals are 1. One child education 2. World travel 3.Own house . Can I retire at the age of 47 fulfilling my commitment.

Ans: Hello;

Let us try to put monetary value to your goals:

1. Child education: 1 Cr
2. World Travel: 40 L (for 2)
3. House: 1.5 to 2 Cr
Grand Total: 3.4 Cr

Current holdings:
1. FD- 1.5 Cr
2. MF-25 L
3. PF-27 L
4. PPF-3L

Ongoing monthly Investments:
1. MF-90 K
2. PPF- 12.5 K
3. NPS-10 K
4. PF-41.66 K

Value of current corpus and ongoing investments 10 years hence:
1. MF-2.51 Cr
2. PPF-27.49 L
3. PF-1.25 Cr
Grand Total: 3.76 Cr

Since your investment value is comfortably above your goal value means you can fulfill your goals as envisaged.

You have a assured pension after retirement despite that you are making disciplined investments into NPS is a commendable aspect.

It can help to boost your retirement income after 60.

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I am 46 years old, have a income of 2.8 lacs with variable pay every month after tax deduction. My total CTC is approx 66 lakhs/annum with stock. I have 2 flats worth 1.8 crores, one land worth 9 lakhs, one ancestral land worth 45 lakhs, have company stocks worth 20 to 30 lakhs. PPF current is 32 lakhs for 21 years of experience. My liabilities are home loan worth 80 lakhs. My monthly expenses including EMI is 1.8 Lakhs. My kid education cost 2-3 lakh per annum in Bangalore and she is 12 years in grade 7. Can you help me, how much I need to save every month, so I can have 6-7 crores in liquid money in 10 years and how much should I have for retirement plan by 65+

Ans: Hello;

You may start a monthly sip of 80 K and top it up every year by 20% to reach a corpus of 4 Cr after 10 years considering modest return of 12%.

The land parcels(45+9= 54 L) and company stock(20 L) if sold and the proceeds reinvested in mutual funds for 10 years may yield you a corpus of around 2.3 Cr after 10 years.

So you may accumulate a cumulative corpus of 4+2.3=6.3 Cr after 10 years, as planned.

If you invest 20 K in NPS per month you may reach a corpus of 1 Cr+ in 19 years from now.

You may need a corpus of 8 Cr to generate a retirement income of 2.8 L per month (post-tax) to cover your inflation indexed regular expenses sans the EMI.

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