Doubts : Advance Tax Using Credit Card
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I need to pay advance tax but running short of money. Just wandering if I can pay ATax using credit card.... having few doubts.
¶lease advice.
@guest_999 @xxxyyyzzz @kukdookoo
I need to pay advance tax but running short of money. Just wandering if I can pay ATax using credit card.... having few doubts.
- Is it safe to pay advance tax using cc ? I hope it will not invite any unnecessary problem from ITR.
- Are there any extra charges for advance tax like there are hidden charges on fuel payment which we get to know later in the cc statement.
- Holding fk axis, hdfc Millennia, icici apay -
out of these CC which is the best option (Interms of reward points and spend based fee waiver)
¶lease advice.
@guest_999 @xxxyyyzzz @kukdookoo
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9547901
charges are shown upfront or added later like fuel payments ?
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9548621
Damn! Thanks for reminding. I was under the wrong impression of Mid Oct!
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Can we pay any other person advance tax using own cc?
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9548691
ideally u can. but u should not, as messing with itr folks is not advisable
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9549460
You can skip paying the Advance Tax, they will charge only 1% simple interest, who gives loans at that cheap rate 😜
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/9551746
Apay ICICI seems to be blocking txns with random security reasons, gets unblocked only when calling them
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which card to use today to get max rewards ?
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Axis and HDFC dont give you reward points for government transactions this year onwards. So ICICI is the only option. 0.8% fee so if you get 1% cashback, you're still ahead.