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Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2023-2024

Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2023-2024
Start Date :
Nov 24, 2022
Last Date :
Dec 10, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

To foster the spirit of 'Jan Bhagidari' , the Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance invites suggestions from citizens every year, to make the Budget-making process ...

To foster the spirit of 'Jan Bhagidari' , the Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance invites suggestions from citizens every year, to make the Budget-making process participative and inclusive.

The Ministry looks forward to your ideas and suggestions for the Union Budget 2023-2024,

Please share your ideas and suggestions that can help transform India into a global economic powerhouse with inclusive growth.

The Ministry of Finance and MyGov looks forward to your valuable suggestions.

As you know, in the past, many suggestions shared here have been incorporated into the Annual Budget.

Participate in good governance. And help your country soar even higher!

The last date for submissions is 10th December 2022

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MayankVijayvargiya
MayankVijayvargiya 3 years 2 weeks ago
Would like to suggest to take more major steps for upliftment of middle class people and also to bring new education fees policies/structures that everyone get chance to get better education. And also make equality to each section of people. Thank you.
SunilKumar
SunilKumar 3 years 2 weeks ago
Government should think for expenditure tax not for income tax since for income tax only salaried class is comes under slab where in expenditure tax all comes. Income tax payers should be exempted in GST or other taxes since he already paid taxes.Then why double taxes. Government should think about free health scheme as well as free medicine. Government school should be updated as pet new requirements
Sebastin
Sebastin 3 years 2 weeks ago
IMPORTANT : Please BAN online gambling apps like ( Dream11, Rummy circle etc., ) Or atleast increase tax on those apps. And, please allocate some money to poor people like actors and cricketers who are promoting the gambling apps for money which is ruining and killing the common people. Thanks in advance
surendra Jangid
surendra Jangid 3 years 2 weeks ago
आगामी बजट पूर्ण रूप से हर वर्ग के लिए होना चाहिए। ग्रामीण स्तर से लेकर शहरी स्तर तक। सरकार को रोज़ाना आवश्यकता वाली वस्तुओ पर से GST को हटाना चाहिए, तथा स्टेशनरी पर से भी टैक्स को हटाना चाहिए। आरक्षण मे बदलाव करने की आवश्यकता है। राज्य और केंद्र स्तर की सभी परीक्षाओं मे न्यूनतम अंक पास होने के लिए निर्धारित करने चाहिए। कृषि शिक्षा को बढ़ावा देने पर भी जोर देना चाहिए। कृषि शिक्षा को मुफ्त करना चहिये ताकि ज्यादा से ज्यादा कृषि शिक्षा के बारे मे जानकारी हो। कृषि शिक्षा मे 6th डीन कमेठी बनवाकर उनकी सिफारिश लागू करनी चाहिए।
Dr B  F Hulagur
Dr B F Hulagur 3 years 2 weeks ago
More than 25 crores of neem trees are available in India that are growing on field bonds,waste lands,nonaerable areas of watersheds.Highest numberoftreesarein Uttar Pradesh.Neem tree flowers, fruits/kernels are available from April to May June during which period farmers in most parts of the country are partially employed as their crops are harvested. School Children are also having their summer vacation. Neem fruits/kernels fall on the ground which usually get contaminated, become unfit for pharmaceutical, medical, chemical purposes. Fruits/kernels can be collected on the paper,plastic sheet, old cloth etc. spread beneath the trees. Dried and stored in dry places. Neem oil extraction be done. Oil is having more than 40 useful chemicals used in industries, medicine, agriculture etc.Azadirectine is most valuable. Assuming 35kg fruits/kernels/tree,40% oil,20% collection, Rs 300/L,oil,Rs 10/kg neem cake, Rs 18090 crores revenue expected. 80% collection can improve the income several time
RaghujieGanesh
RaghujieGanesh 3 years 2 weeks ago
Dear FM - please do consider the following: 1. A peaceful life for senior citizens - like medical insurance 2. A good decent retired life for defence people.- something like re-employment opportunity etc. 3. Retired teachers, especially Govt schools and colleges. 4. Instead of private institution for education- which is now a money making entity- to be takeover by the Govt. Let education not be for commercial gain. Madam at the end of the day- it is tax payers money which is utilized for all Govt activities, including salaries to Govt staff. They have the right to know where their money is spent and is it spend prudently. Writing off bad loans by the bank and Govt bailing out the bank is all Tax payers money. For a few undeserved people, deserved people are rejected by the bank and as well as the Govt. This should change. The elected Govt can do it. You can do it madam. Plz help common people to have access to the facilities / benefits the Govt extends to the common man,
VEERESH KUMAR
VEERESH KUMAR 3 years 2 weeks ago
Since the interest rates are down drastically. The tax on interest should be abolished for senior citizens. Long term capital gains from sale of listed shares should be withdrawn. Because people are not doing business. Govt may increase time limit for lon term from one year to three years as it was earlier. It will boost the investment in Capital Market. Income tax exemption limit should be increased from 2.50 lacs to 5.00 lacs
AssociationofPublishersinIndia
AssociationofPublishersinIndia 3 years 2 weeks ago
It is high time now that Government should consider taxing GST on Printed books. Taxing printed books, would result in reduction of cost of production, as the publishers would be eligible to claim input tax credit which is currently not available. This will not only benefit Publishers but also Government with higher tax collection and end customer with reducedpricing. Hence our submission is that: 1. Printed Books (HSN: 4901) should be removed from the exempted list and should be taxed at the rate of 5%, i.e. the rate at which sale of electronic books of which print version exists is taxed under GST. 2. Books along with its different form, such as workbook, textbook, picture book, etc. under Chapter 48 and Chapter- 49 electronic books (whether with or without printed version) should be made taxable at the single rate in order to avoid multiple rates on similar kind of products. Also Government should consider removing 5% custom duty imposed on imported books.