Customers will not be able to complete their Aadhaar-based biometric authentication for LPG connections from September 1.
1/6Several important deadlines and changes will be implemented in September, affecting the population’s finances. These changes can impact factors like the price of LPG cylinders and directly affect the savings of individuals. Deadlines like the one for e-KYC of LPG customers end on August 31. After this, new rules will apply for customers from September. International trips will also be affected as new boarding pass regulations come into force. (Image X) The following are the key money changes from September 1.
2/6No eKYC for LPG customers | The last date for Aadhaar-based biometric authentication for domestic LPG connections is August 31. Customers will not be able to complete their eKYC from September 1. This means they may face disruption in accessing domestic LPG services at the domestic rate or in receiving subsidised benefits. It is mandatory to complete the e-KYC by August 31. (Image AI generated)
3/6Potential review of LPG, ATF prices | Monthly revisions could be made to LPG cylinder and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices, directly impacting customers. Certain banking or ATM-related charges may also be revised. However, there is no confirmation on these revisions as of now. (Image X)
4/6Penalty on late ITR filing | The deadline to file Income Tax Return (ITR) for Assessment Year 2026-27 for taxpayers with business or professional income is August 31 for non-audit cases. In case taxpayers fail to file their ITR by the deadline, they can still file a belated return by December 31 this year. However, failure to file the ITR by the original due date may result in a late filing fee and interest at 1% per month if any tax remains unpaid. Taxpayers with a total income of up to ₹5 lakh may have to pay a late-filing fee of ₹1,000. If the income exceeds ₹5 lakh, the fine increases to ₹5,000. (Image AI generated)
5/6Milk to become costlier in Mumbai | Fresh buffalo milk supplied from Mumbai’s dairy farms will become more expensive next month. The wholesale price of buffalo milk has been increased by the Mumbai Milk Producers Association from ₹ 93 to ₹ 102. The revised rate will remain in force till February 28, as per NDTV. (Image AI generated)
6/6Other changes set to take place in September | Apart from financial changes, a new rule also comes into force for international passengers travelling out of India. From September 1, the Bureau of Immigration will discontinue the practice of stamping boarding passes during immigration clearance. An electronic boarding pass can be used by travellers. The move aims to make the immigration process less time-consuming. (Image AI generated)
