New Delhi: Many changes take place in the country from the first date of every month. The month of May has started from today. Many changes have happened since the first date of May. This will directly affect the pocket of the common man. These changes include many things from GST rules to ATM transactions etc. Now the companies will have to upload the electronic invoice on the IRP within seven days of the issue of the electronic invoice. PNB’s ATM transaction failure will also be charged from today. Brokers will not be able to take bank guarantees from clients’ money. At the same time, Tata and Audi increased the prices of their vehicles. Let us tell you about the changes from today.
Charges will be levied if ATM transaction fails
Punjab National Bank (PNB) customers are going to get a big shock. If a PNB customer does not have money in his account and does a transaction from an ATM and it fails, the bank will charge for this transaction. Rs 10 and GST will be charged separately on such transactions. Information in this regard has been given by sending messages to the customers on behalf of the bank. Apart from this, a notice has also been issued on the bank’s website. This rule is coming into force from 1 May 2023.
Tata Motors again increased the prices of cars
In terms of sales, the country’s number-3 car company Tata Motors has announced that it is going to increase the prices of all its cars and their models. The company is increasing the prices of all its models by up to 0.6 percent. Tata has increased the prices for the second time this year. Audi is also going to increase the prices of its vehicles. Luxury SUVs Q3 and Q3 Sportback will see a price hike of up to Rs 1 lakh. The Audi Q8 Celebration, Audi RS5 and the Audi S5 will see a price hike of up to Rs 4 lakh.
Brokers will not be able to take new bank guarantees from customers’ money
Brokers used to keep investors’ funds with the bank for guarantee as per their requirement and in such a situation there was a possibility of misuse of common investors’ money. But from May 1, brokers will not be able to do so. Markets regulator SEBI, in a recent circular, has mandated that stock brokers and clearing members can no longer pledge client money with banks as a guarantee. The existing bank guarantee, which is now, will be canceled by 30 September.
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