It is important that the taxpayer fills up the correct form as well as correct and full details of all types of incomes to avoid any complications in future. Let us take a look at the basic things that a taxpayer needs to be careful about.

What should the retail investors do in a voatile market? The simple answer is: remain invested in quality stocks, adopt a disciplined approach to investing and exit dud stocks. Let’s elaborate on these points.

The Central government’s decision to fix the minimum support prices (MSP) of Kharif crops at 50% above the cost of production is a welcome move, but the timing reeks of political motivation on account of the fast-approaching General Election.

Insurance companies come up with innovative products from time to time in order to meet the varying needs of policyholders. The incremental term insurance plan is one such innovative product that is aimed at making life easy for the heirs of a deceased policyholder. Let us look at the features of the incremental term insurance plan to understand its benefits for the policyholder.

Saudi and Russia are striving hard to bring in equilibrium. However, rising trade war concerns in US and China too dragged oil prices down, hitting a low of 76.60 from recent high of 79.70. Prices can hit 72.95-72.45 again which is a crucial support. 78.50 and 79.70 will act as immediate resistances, followed by 80.50.

Making gradual higher highs almost on a daily basis from its recent low at 34,937 on June 28, Sensex tried hard to give a breakout of the downward sloping trendline level drawn from its all-time high level. Meanwhile, three Sensex companies succeeded in hitting 52-week high in intraday trade.

Sagar Cements posted 10.8 per cent increase in production in June 2018 at 1,79,543 MT as against 1,62,000 MT production reported in the previous year's same period. Besides, the cement sales of the company rose 2.88 per cent to 1,80,041 MT in June 2018 from 1,75,007 reported in the previous year's same period.

Punjab National Bank is set to sell three of its non-performing assets (NPAs) worth Rs. 136 crore.

Indiabulls Real Estate on Friday announced executing a definitive agreement with Blackstone Group, a global private equity investor, to sell its commercial assets in Chennai for Rs. 850 crore. 

The company received work order for design and operation of smart on-street and off-street parking solution for Nashik city.