Some interesting things I learned from income tax filing last few years.
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1. For someone like me who does direct equity + foreign stocks (Google), filing it myself is too complex. Been using ca parths +91 98246 53531 help last 3 years. Charges me very nominal rates. Very professional. Fast. Efficient.
2. We have to pay tax near the event of income. I am supposed to pay tax on this income once a quarter. The interest rate they charge is 18% per annum. If you made 10 lakhs in apr 20 & file taxes in Dec 21, you would have a lot in interest on tax.
3. A quick dirty easy way is to approximate how much gains you made through equity, pay maybe 10-15% of that as advance tax. incometaxindia.gov.in/Pages/tax-servβ¦
The process is rather straightforward. maybe like 5-6 clicks.
4. If you end up paying extra in income taxes in advance tax, you can always ask for a refund in ITR filing (it's called income tax RETURN for that reason).
Government pays 6% interest on extra tax paid. That's actually much higher THAN FD RATES OF SOME BANKS. π
5. My ca tells me that these days government seems to be automatically processing refunds in few days to try & save on their interest payments.
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A little bit of framework/paradigm building up-front, please bear with me.
Here is the 1 tweet summary. 1000s of hours of reading, writing & contemplation.
Then, decades of patience. If we get both the steps roughly right, then some π°π°.
Buffett often gives an example in his interactions of buying 10% of the earnings of a classmate. Which one would you pick?
The crazy thing is that crypto currency now allows us to do that. To Me, that's properly batshit crazy here's why.
Until now, companies could raise debt & equity. Equity raising got easier with size. Larger companies find it easy to raise equity. Individuals had no formal easy to use system to raise equity. Well, now such a system exists.
All work, all value creation, is essentially capital allocation (time+money+passion). I have some internal calculation for what success would look like for me, as a capital allocator 30 years down the line. Based on that future value, I can raise a crazy amount of money today.
When can you expect your fridge & mobile phone to revolt against you? (Spoiler Alert: Not in the foreseeable future).
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1. The Language
In order to understand Artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, we need to start at the very basics.
Humans speak and understand a wide variety of 'natural' languages (this is what computer science community calls them): like English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil etc.
Vaibhav Global is a vertically integrated omnichannel company that sells value fashion jewellery & lifestyle products.
Don't worry, I'll break those terms down in subsequent tweets.
Let's dive deeper into the vertical integration aspect. VGL is present across the value chain.
(i) Identifying trends & products.
(ii) Manufacturing or sourcing.
(iii) Selling.
How to make the right decisions so as to end up being financially independent
OR to be rich.
OR to retire early.
OR to improve the standard of your life.
Sharing my views & what works for me.
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Imagine a graph of your net worth versus time. Each point on the graph captures on the horizontal axis, what time it is in your life, and on vertical axis, what your net worth is.
This is how it would look like for most people. A wiggly line inching upwards & to the right. What do we want to maximize though?
#racl concall was interesting today. I learned that breaking into company supply chains is quite difficult. Management was appreciated for their corporate governance.
Key takeaway: they will do another 50cr capex this year. This+ last year capex should take care of fy25 topline
Management also mentioned that if I do 100 rs gear in ice and 100 ka volume and gear becomes 500 rupees with 40 volume overall I will gain.
Not sure if it can be taken as guidance but seems like volume drop due to ev will be more than compensated by GM improvement.
Another key benefit is asset turns could go up since volume goes down while total value remains same or slightly increases.