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Filing of annual IT return and uses of PAN card.? |
Hi all, If you want to know about PAN card, the Income tax department has provided a page in their website called PAN FAQs. I am giving you the link. You can click on it and read it. It will tell you every thing you need to know. Yes you require a PAN number to invest and each time tou sell or buy the tax gets deducted so where is the income tax in this you say you are exempt from income tax so even if you earn a crore as profit and sell off the shares the same year it is still your income so no tax as your rule one applies simple : 0 ) |
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