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Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Interim Union Budget

Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Interim Union Budget
Start Date :
Dec 26, 2023
Last Date :
Jan 10, 2024
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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In the spirit of 'Jan Bhagidari', the Government cordially invites your valuable suggestions for the Union Budget 2024-2025. ...

In the spirit of 'Jan Bhagidari', the Government cordially invites your valuable suggestions for the Union Budget 2024-2025.
Your ideas can contribute towards making the Budget-making process more participative and inclusive.
Share your innovative thoughts, strategic insights and transformative ideas that can pave the way for India to emerge as a global economic powerhouse.
We eagerly anticipate your contributions, recognizing the pivotal role you play in steering the economic trajectory of our country.
Let your voice be heard!

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Vishnupriya Makkapaty
Vishnupriya Makkapaty 1 year 12 months ago
Modiji, Salaried Women class employees need support from Govt. Women are more prone to layoffs for whatever reasons. Please give tax exemptions to upskill even from online executive programs like IIMs, UGC recognized Institutions. Further a single women, unmarried or widower is suffering so much to cope up the inflated prices in rents, medical expenditure of parents, kids. Salaried women are the sandwich class without receiving any Yojana or benefits from Govt schemes. Neither in position to buy house at inflated prices nor eligible for any Govt schemes for housing & medical expenditure. On top of it, the 30% tax is very burdensome & depressing, neither in a position to invest in fixed commitments fearing layoffs nor able to grow more in careers competing men due to various reasons. 1. Please increase HRA tax exemption. None of the flat's per month rent is less than 30k. 2. Please increase 8OC limit 3. Please provide tax exemption for upskilling in Online platforms
Sanjeev Bhokarikar
Sanjeev Bhokarikar 1 year 12 months ago
FY24-25, interim budget: / Regular Budget: All wrong exemptions under sec10's sub section should be withdrawn. All Capital Gains on properties,Securities should b taken as income post its applicable indexing. 2- All Pvt Trust should pay a non refundable TCS @1% on its gross donations recd in the said FY.& should deduct2%Non refundable TDS on all its Disbursements made in FY, except made 4natural calamities and,or Medical treatments in Govt approved Hospitals. 3-Instruct Tax officials to issue scrutiny orders across d board of all such assessees, who have declared huge agricultural income in their ITRs in past 15 yrs,above a cut off limit of say > Rs.15 L. A spl computerized program to b devised to determine excessive income fraudulently declared, based on official data on assesses land holdings, Crops taken ( as per land records,avg crop yeid avg price of such crops in that FY on MCX . Then for any excess income arrived@sh'd b treated as violation under PMLA,& Penalty int b asked
ATUL MITTAL_1
ATUL MITTAL_1 1 year 12 months ago
Respected Finance Minister It's my humble opinion that MRP on the product must be reasonable. It's a common practice that huge gap between the MRP and the sold price. Hence the customer largely depends upon the business ethics of the shopkeeper as how much margin he charges. If MRP of an item is say Rupess 100, it is sold at Rs 80.00 or whatever the shopkeeper decides.
Javid Ali Paray
Javid Ali Paray 1 year 12 months ago
Hon'ble PM For the implementation of NEP 2020 and for the infrastructure development of schools across the country, 1% to 2% of GDP may be utilized for education as whole. This will boost the education in the country. long and short term Loan schemes may be provided for government officials. Also medical insurance for the governments servants and officials. Roads in rural areas are developing. It needs more funds so that these roads will become better and will sustain for long. More employment in all sectors may be created.
Rohini Krishnan
Rohini Krishnan 1 year 12 months ago
Our country has immense potential for tourism. Currently salaried employees receive Income Tax benefits for using Leave Travel allowance in 2 years in a block of 4 years. In order to exploit the potential, the government should provide IT relief on LTA under the old tax regime once every year. To ensure that there is true tourism, restrictions can be imposed such as the same place cannot be visited twice within a 5 year rolling period, etc.
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK 1 year 12 months ago
There are many businesses who are earning laks of rupees per month/year but are not paying any income tax or GST ie 'scrap/रद्दी dealers', पान,paan, chaat wala etc. Bring them under income tax net so that revenue of govt. increase and other income tax payers get some relief.
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK 1 year 12 months ago
Please see that pensions of bank retirees should be revised every time with every bipartite settlement of bank employees. You may not believe but it's true many top brass retired in 90's are getting less pension than a recently retired clerk. Moreover, many retirees of 90's are getting very very petty pension and are finding it very very difficult to meet both ends. Please please look into it.
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK 1 year 12 months ago
It will be good enough to link all immovable assets with AADHAR CARD and PAN card. Thus crores of benami properties shall be disclosed and rates slash down to earth, hence black money too become useless. Out 10000 properties in the same locality there's one sale which get registered at market price which is almost FOUR TIMES more than CIRCLE RATE then why income tax department and or registration office don't ask other 9999 property seller's and buyer's about this discrepancy? If, it's done then revenue of govt will increase many folds. Or why circle rate is not equal to market rate?
INDIAN
INDIAN 1 year 12 months ago
Modiji ye real estate k builders gst saving aur stamp duty saving ka interest dekar unse half of the money black m demand karte h. Even when you offer them to pay all money in white and pay full money in gst and stamp, they refuse to sell you the property because what they want is only and only black money in cash or third party account transfers. Circle rate has already been increased in our state but this has led to more increase in the cost of properties by builders with the same demand of half of the total amount of money in black as cash.
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK
RAJIVE KUMAR KAUSHIK 1 year 12 months ago
TCS on FOREX remittance should be restricted to maximum 5% because it's purpose is to obtain the identity of remitter. Present rate is too high to break the spine of remitter in mostly cases For NRI's rule of dedication of 31.20%TDS by TENANT from every month's rent is very - very HARSH as millions of properties of NRI's are vacant because it's very difficult to get a tenant with this harsh rule. No tenant prefer to pay CA's fees and face related problems. It's better if, landlord is make bound to deposit TDS every month with income tax department. Standard deduction for pensioner's should be increased to one lakh and mediclaim deduction for pensioner's should be one lakh. Thanks and regards Rajive Kaushik