New Rules from 1st September: These four big changes are going to happen from September 1, will have a direct impact on the life of common man

 

New Rules from 1st September: These four big changes are going to happen from September 1, will have a direct impact on the life of common man



New Rules from 1st September:  Every month some new rules are implemented in the country or there is a change in the rules. These changes are effective from the 1st of the month. Like every month, in the coming September 2021, some important rules are going to change or new rules will be applicable. 

All these rules are related to the everyday life of the common man. Therefore, before the beginning of the month, you should also know these changes, so that you do not have to face difficulties in the coming time. 

Required to link Aadhaar with PF UAN
Employees' Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) has made it mandatory to link EPF account with Aadhaar number to PF account and Universal Account Number (UAN). The last date to link it is 31st August. That is, if you do not link your PF account with the Universal Account Number (UAN) number till Tuesday, then there will be a problem in depositing money from the company in your account. The last date for linking the two has already been extended twice. So there is less chance that this time the last date will go ahead.

Rajendranagar - New Delhi Rajdhani Express will run with Tejas rake One of the
most prestigious and premium trains 02309/02310 Rajendranagar Terminal - New Delhi Rajdhani Express (Rajdhani Express) special train will now run with Tejas rake equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. 02309/02310 Rajendranagar Terminal-New Delhi Rajdhani Express Special from Tejas rake can start operation from 1st September 2021. 

With this change, the journey from Patna to Delhi will be a pleasant travel experience for the passengers. With an attractive interior design, such a berth has been provided so that the passengers have a comfortable travel experience. 

New rule on GST returns from September 1 In
view of the fall in GST collection, the government has made preparations to tighten the penalties for late depositors. Now the government has said that in case of delay in GST payment, interest will be charged on net tax from September 1. The government has said that in case of delay in payment of Goods and Services Tax (GST), interest will be charged on the total tax liability from September 1.

Earlier this year, the industry had raised concerns over the direction to recover the outstanding interest of about Rs 46,000 crore on delay in GST payment. Interest was charged on the total liability. On September 19, there will be a meeting of the Council on revision of GST rates and other issues. In this meeting, the reduction in compensation cess and compensation payment can be considered. 

Punjab National Bank will cut interest rate
Punjab National Bank has made up its mind to shock its customers from next month. The bank is going to cut the interest rate on the amount deposited in the savings account from September 1. According to the information received from the official website of the bank, the new interest rate will be 2.90% per annum, so far it is 3% per annum. The new interest rate will be applicable for both new customers and old account holders opening accounts in the bank.



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