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PMEGP Scheme 2026: Startup Subsidy Loa

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  PMEGP Scheme 2026: Startup Subsidy Loan Guide for New Entrepreneurs The Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is one of India’s most powerful startup subsidy schemes for micro and small entrepreneurs. Launched by the Government of India and implemented through the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC), this scheme provides financial assistance and margin money subsidy to help individuals start new manufacturing or service businesses. In 2026, PMEGP continues to be a major opportunity for first-time entrepreneurs, MSMEs, rural youth, women, and unemployed individuals who want to start a business with government support. What is the PMEGP Scheme 2026? PMEGP (Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme) is a credit-linked subsidy scheme designed to generate self-employment opportunities by setting up micro-enterprises. The scheme combines bank loan support with government subsidy (margin money) to reduce the entrepreneur’s financial burden. Under ...

Income Tax Forms & Rules 2026

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  Income Tax Forms & Rules 2026: Complete Comparison of Old vs New Th e Income Tax Rules 2026 have introduced important updates for salaried individuals, professionals, business owners, and senior citizens. With revised tax slabs, updated compliance requirements, and continued choice between the Old Tax Regime and the New Tax Regime, taxpayers must carefully evaluate which option is more beneficial before filing their Income Tax Return (ITR). In this detailed guide, we will explain income tax slabs for 2026, updated rules, ITR forms, deductions allowed, compliance requirements, and how to choose between the old and new tax regimes. Overview of Income Tax Rules 2026 India’s income tax system allows individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) to choose between two tax regimes: Old Tax Regime (with deductions and exemptions) New Tax Regime (lower tax rates with limited deductions) As per current provisions, the new tax regime continues as the default option unless a taxpayer s...