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There has been a shift in the stock market operations after the advent of the digital era. As an investor, one can only be a part of this system when adapting to the electronic ways of share trading. Therefore, if you want to hold any financial security in the equity or debt market in India, you'll need a Demat account, also known as a "dematerialized account." 

One of America's founding fathers famously said that in this world, nothing could be said to be certain, except death and taxes. In India, too, except for agriculture income, you pay taxes on all other income beyond a particular limit. 

Do you want to invest in the stock market? You need to open a Demat account. Dematerialized accounts, or Demat accounts, are known for the ease with which they facilitate transactions in the securities market. All Demat account holders need to link their Demat accounts with their Aadhar cards, according to SEBI (Securities Exchange Board of India) rules updated in 2017. How to get this done? Let's talk about it.

Financial and commodity markets move in cycles. There are times when the stock market has outperformed gold and real estate in terms of returns. Most Indian households tend to put their savings into real estate and gold. But the outperformance of equity markets has not gone unnoticed among astute Indian investors. The ease with which they can trade on the stock market using a Demat and Trading account has also contributed to their desire to invest in stocks. Some of the new entrants each year may open multiple Demat accounts at first. Numerous account holders may want to transfer shares from one Demat account to another in the future. They may need to do so for various reasons, ranging from asset consolidation to changing investment strategies. How to complete such transfers online? Let's understand

A tax is a mandatory charge by any government on individuals or organizations that helps it collect revenues to pay for public amenities and infrastructure. There are different types of taxes that the Government collects from individuals and businesses.  Click here to gain a better understanding of the various types of taxes and also the benefits of paying tax.