Kaam Ki Baat: From June 1, these 5 big changes will happen including banking and income tax e-filing, it will have a direct impact on you too

 

Kaam Ki Baat: From June 1, these 5 big changes will happen including banking and income tax e-filing, it will have a direct impact on you too




Several changes are going to take place across the country from June 1. These will have a direct impact on your pocket and life. Therefore, it is important to keep the information of the rules with you beforehand. Please tell that from June 1, the mode of payment from check is going to change in Bank of Baroda. We are telling you about 5 such changes that will affect you.

The positive pay system will be applicable from June 1 in Bank of Baroda, the bank will
change the mode of payment from check from June 1. Positive pay confirmation will be mandatory for bank customers to avoid being a victim of fraud. The purpose of implementing this system is to prevent fraud through checks. Customers will have to confirm the details of the check under the positive pay system only when they issue a bank check of Rs 2 lakh or more.

Under the positive pay system, the issuer of the check will have to give some information related to that check to the paying bank electronically. This information can be given through SMS, Mobile App, Internet Banking or ATM.

The prices of gas cylinders will change.
Let the state government oil companies decide the prices of LPG cylinders on the first date of every month. Prices may also increase and there may be relief. In such a situation, the prices of cylinders may change on 1 June.

More Google storage will have to be paid separately,
Google photos will not be able to upload unlimited photos from June 1 onwards. According to Google, 15GB of space will be given to every Gmail users. This space includes Gmail's emails as well as your photos. It also includes Google Drive. If you want to use more than 15GB of space, then you have to pay for it. Till now unlimited storage was free

The income tax e-filing site will remain closed from June 1 to June 1, the
income tax department's e-filing portal will not work. On June 7, the Income Tax Department will launch a new portal for income tax e-filing for taxpayers. According to the Directorate of Income Tax, the official website of filling the ITR will change from 7 June 2021. From June 7, it will become http://INCOMETAX.GOV.IN. It is currently http://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in.

The process of unlocking will start
from June 1 in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh can get relief from the lockdown. Corona cases are coming down in the country. In view of this, a decision can be taken to give relief from lockdown. However, there is little hope of relief in high-case cities.

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