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In short, no (though rules can change).Tribes use bloodlines to determine lineage and eligibility, with blood quantum laws ranging — from 1/2 (Chippewa Cree) to 1/16 (Eastern Cherokee), to simply being able to trace some lineage to the tribe (Cherokee, Chickasaw, Muskogee, Seminole) — most of latter using derivation from the Dawes Roll in the late 1800s.Most tribes have already enrolled known descendants. Each of the 562 Tribes is an independent entity, and can set their own rules for enrollment. Certificates of Degree of Indian or Alaska Native Birth (CDIB) are often issued shortly after birth, which details what proportion of a person’s blood is Native, and from which tribe(s). The CDIB is issued by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and is a US legal document, often used to determine tribal eligibility for enrollment. DNA testing is generally unreliable in distinguishing between different tribes.Because tribal enrollment is often used to affiliate one with Tribal benefits (scholarships, minority recognition, fishing/land rights, sales tax exemptions, etc.) non-blood members usually are not enrolled. People who marry Native Americans are often ineligible for tribal enrollment, and adopted children must prove their Native lineage.Tribes may have various policies, including a prohibition of multiple tribal enrollments (or the ability to combine blood percentages from multiple tribes for eligibility purposes), residency/retention requirements, education at a Tribal school, or a cultural/community engagement requirement. Disenrollment occurs much more commonly than enrollment.

Head to the GIIS scholarship portal and apply for the scholarship. Submit the necessary documents i.e. • The academic certificates of the student • Gross family income statement proofs • Should be a Japanese resident/ permanent resident • Tax exemption certificate in case one family member is not working Successful applicants for the merit cum means scholarship will be notified via email within 10 working days. For more details check out the Global Indian International School, Tokyo website. We wish the very best to all the applicants!

Agriculture Income:-Agriculture income is exempt under the Indian Income Tax Act. This means that income earned from agricultural operations is not taxed.2. Dividend Income:-Any dividend received by investment in stocks or mutual funds is tax free in the hands of investors without any limit.3. Saving Bank Interest income:-The interest earned on Savings Bank accounts up to a limit of Rs. 10,000/- is exempt.Income for being partner in firm:-If you received any income for being a partner of the firm which has already been assessed, than this income share does not require inclusion for calculation of tax. This is called as share of profit in a partnership firm.5. Travel Concession or Assistance:-Money received from the employer as LTA for the purpose of travel to any place in India along with the family for the purpose of the leave is exempted from tax.The exempt amount shall in no case exceed the amount of expenses actually incurred for the purpose of such travel.6. Money received as Gift:-If you receive gift amount less than 50,000 Rs/- from anyone it will be considered as tax free amount.Another good thing is gifts received from specified relatives are exempt from Income Tax, and there is no upper limit also.7. Rent Received:-Any allowance received by an employer to an employee to meet expenditure actually incurred on the payment of rent for accommodation is tax free. This is called as HRA this exemption is not available if house is owned by the employee or he has not incurred the rental.8. Income from Long-term Capital Gain:-Any income arising from the transfer of a long-term capital asset, being an equity share in a company or a unit of an equity oriented fund are tax free provided that these transactions are subject to securities transaction tax.9. Income from Life insurance policy:–Maturity amount received as the benefit from a life insurance policy, including bonus payment, is tax free.10. Income from government securities:-Any earnings from interest, premium on redemption or other payment on securities, bonds, annuity certificates, savings certificates and other instruments issued by the central government is tax free.11. Scholarship money:-Scholarships granted to meet the cost of education is tax free.12. Awards and Rewards:-All payments receive in cash or kind as an award given by the central or state governments or by a body recognized by the central government is free from tax.13. Retrenchment: –In an unfortunate event of company closure compensation received by the workman is considered as tax free.14. Relief funds:-Any amounts which are received by an individual as part of the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund or students fund or foundation for communal harmony will be treated as tax free.15. Retirement / Gratuity:-Any gratuity received by persons covered under the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 shall be tax free subject to following limits:-For every completed year of service or part thereof, gratuity shall be paid at the rate of fifteen days wages based on the rate of wages last drawn by the concerned employee.16. Commutation of Pension:-In case of employees of Central & State Govt., Local Authority, Defense Services and corporations established under Central or State Acts, the entire commuted value of pension is exempt.In case of any other employee, if the employee receives gratuity, the commuted value of 1/3 of the pension is exempt, otherwise, the commuted value of ½ of the pension is exempt.All payments receive in cash or kind as an award given by the central or state governments or by a body recognized by the central government is tax free.17. Leave Encashment:-Any cash amount received as compensation for earned leave which is encashed at the time of retirement is tax free. This is applicable only to employees of central/state government.In case of other employees, the exemption is to be limited to a maximum of 10 months of leave encashment, based on last 10 months average salary. This is further subject to a limit of Rs. 3,00,000/-.18. Voluntary Retirement:-Payment received by an employee at the time of voluntary retirement, or termination of service is exempt from the tax subject to extent of Rs. 5 Lakh.But, the company paying the VRS should have a framework for VRS as prescribed by the government.19. Provident Fund:-Any payment received from a Statutory Provident Fund, (i.e. to which the Provident Fund Act, 1925 applies) is tax-free.20. Superannuation:-Payment from an Approved Superannuation Fund will be tax free provided the payment is made at retirement, incapacitation or at death of an employee.