Why India’s financial year starts on April 1, and not January The financial year coincides with the major crop cycle—farmers plant in June-July, harvest by October-March. ... While the US and much of ...

April 1 marks the start of the new financial year, introducing key policy changes affecting taxpayers, businesses, and digital transactions. From revised income tax slabs and higher exemptions to ...

As the new financial year begins today, on April 1, 2025, we take a look at what changes for UPI payments, GST rates, income tax slabs, bank balance, TDS, LPG cylinder prices, and more.

From 6 April, Employers’ National Insurance will rise to 15 per cent (up from 13.8 per cent in the 2024-2025 financial year). The threshold at which employers have to pay this will also fall ...

As the new financial year begins today, on April 1, 2025, we take a look at what changes for UPI payments, GST rates, income tax slabs, bank balance, TDS, LPG cylinder prices, and more.