I’m a finance guy who somehow survived without knowing chemistry.
Now I’m trying to make sure people don’t make the same mistake with money. 😭
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Seeing your first love get married is weird.
Not because you still want them back. You don’t.
It’s just strange watching someone who once felt like your whole future become someone else’s forever.
You’re crying but happy for them, genuinely.
And still, for a moment, you remember the two people you were back then — and wonder how life took you both this far, just not together.
If I roughly back-calculate this:
₹58 crore of self-assessment tax paid on 31 Aug, with little/no advance tax, could mean ~₹6 crore+ of interest alone.
That means the underlying tax liability is still ~₹52 crore.
Now reverse-calculate the income after surcharge + cess — you're talking about ~₹135 crore+ of taxable income.
That's an absolutely insane level of income.
Which makes me wonder:
Either the income was generated so late that advance tax wasn't paid, or the person was deliberately carrying a huge tax liability despite the cost of interest because he is earning more than interest.
And honestly, if someone is earning at this scale, you'd expect them to have their tax compliance sorted.
Especially when the Income Tax Department's systems flags taxpayers with significant tax liabilities and prompt them regarding advance tax.
So either there's a very specific explanation behind this… or that screenshot is just for engagement farming.
Dear Income Tax Department, please process my refund soon. I have advance tax to pay with the same money. 🫠
Basically, give me my money so I can give it back to you. 😭😂
Full day — consolidation mode.
Traders spend the whole day putting numbers together.
Markets? 15 minutes of price discovery can do the same thing.
Funny how markets don’t need a full day to tell you what something is worth.