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Section 80CCD(2): Employer NPS contributions offer tax deduction under new regime

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23.07.2026AI özeti

Section 80CCD(2): Employer NPS contributions offer tax deduction under new regime

Section 80CCD(2) provides a significant tax deduction for employer contributions to the National Pension System (NPS), a benefit that remains available under India's new tax regime. This makes Corporate NPS particularly attractive for salaried individuals, especially those in the private sector, allowing them to reduce taxable income and build retirement savings.

Economic Times

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Bill Aims to Ease Tax Burden for Fraud Victims

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Law·20.07.2026AI özeti

Bill Aims to Ease Tax Burden for Fraud Victims

A bipartisan congressional bill, H.R. 9500, seeks to allow fraud victims to deduct losses and waive early withdrawal penalties, reversing a 2017 tax law change. This comes as reported fraud losses to the FTC reached a record $15.9 billion in 2025.

Homeowners Can Claim Dual Tax Deductions on Original and Refinanced Home Loans

Homeowners can claim tax deductions on interest paid for both original home loans and subsequent loans used to repay them, up to Rs 2 lakh for self-occupied properties under the old tax regime. This benefit, supported by a 1969 CBDT circular, is expected to continue under the Income-tax Act, 2025, provided proper documentation is maintained.

Key Tax Deductions Under India's New Tax Regime for Salaried Employees and Pensioners

Under India's New Tax Regime, salaried employees and pensioners can claim a ₹75,000 standard deduction, employer NPS contributions (up to 14% of salary), and interest deductions on home loans for let-out properties, reducing taxable income.

90% of Young Australians to Benefit from Albanese Government's Tax Proposals, Treasury Claims

Treasury claims 90% of young Australians will benefit from the Albanese government's tax proposals, including a $1,000 tax deduction and reforms to capital gains tax and negative gearing. The reforms face opposition criticism and internal Labor tensions, particularly over potential impacts on young investors with share market holdings.

Guardian Australia

Albanese to present tax changes, faces investor backlash

Acil

Siyaset·25.05.2026AI özeti

Albanese to present tax changes, faces investor backlash

Australian PM Anthony Albanese will present controversial changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax on Thursday, aiming for swift parliamentary passage despite internal party debate and external criticism from investors and business groups. The government emphasizes the budget's focus on housing affordability.

Guardian Australia

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Rep. David Kustoff Introduces Bill to Raise Small Business Tax Deduction to 23%

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Siyaset·22.04.2026AI özeti

Rep. David Kustoff Introduces Bill to Raise Small Business Tax Deduction to 23%

Rep. David Kustoff introduced a bill to raise the qualified business income deduction from 20% to 23%, aiming to attach it to Homeland Security funding via budget reconciliation. The Tennessee Republican and Ways and Means Committee member seeks to leverage the reconciliation process to advance small business tax cuts, with six GOP co-sponsors on board.

CNBC

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Siyaset·19.04.2026AI özeti

Lee Jae Myung's Tax Deduction Remarks Spark Controversy in Korean Real Estate Market

President Lee Jae Myung's remarks on revising the long-term holding tax deduction for homeowners have intensified controversy and raised uncertainty in Korea's real estate market. Lee proposed a phased abolition of the deduction, including a six-month grace period followed by partial reduction and full elimination after one year. The 1989 policy has provided tax relief of up to 80% for gains exceeding 1.2 billion won, supporting housing stability for middle- and lower-income households. Critics warn equating long-term homeowners with speculative investors could discourage property listings, increase rental prices and weaken market confidence.

Yonhap News

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