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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)
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 ...
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UtsavKothamdi
3 years 3 weeks ago
1. As STT is already a type of Tax, Government should merge STCG nad LTCG with STT paid. STT can only be squared off against STCG/LTCG.
2. 80C limit should be increased to 2 Lakhs.
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Rakesh gupta
3 years 3 weeks ago
India have the huge population and produce massive garbage, waste, sanitation, daily use disposal things.
we know the kabariwalas, waste collection boy/ shops.
how they do their business of ' give and take' recycled waste materials.
there is huge scope in waste management Institute for advance research and development.
* All the courses based on science and engineering.
* New technology and fast door to door services.
* Gross domestic product growth in this sector.
* optimum utilization.
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RavindraBhadane
3 years 3 weeks ago
As per current inflation rate
- Increase 80C limit up to 3 lakh
- Increase standard deduction up to 1.5 lakh
- Add CNG car loan interest under the tax slap
- separate the PF from 80C
- do some relief from other tax (GST, RTO, Toll etc) for individual tax prayer
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NarenderSingh
3 years 3 weeks ago
As inflation has increased a lot therefore government should increase the tax bracket for every category
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SujitD
3 years 3 weeks ago
There are few critical points that we need to consider when framing the budget for near future.
1. The 80C tax exemtion limit should be increased from the present 1.5 lakhs per year to 2.5 lakhs per year
2. The NPS limit under section 80DDB of IT act for private company employees should be at par with public sector companies, as pvt sector employees do not have any provisions for pension. Also, the current leverage of 50K where an employee can save additional 15k as tax is not sufficient considering middle class employees like us who diligently pay their tax year On year.
3. Medical facilities like treatment for most diseases should be made free for all.above 60 years. They should get medicines at subsidized rates too.
4. Children are the future of this emerging economy. Free education should be given to all upto q6 years of age or class 10th. So that there are minimum dropouts and will help to ramp up our literacy rate
5. EWS employees should get fixed stipend
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Arjav Patni
3 years 3 weeks ago
Increase limit for investments under Section 80C to at least 2.00 lakh. This will encourage investments amid inflation.
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VishalMandhare
3 years 3 weeks ago
For the women who are "homemakers," their contribution to the economy is generally ignored. Millions of men can work and earn only because their supportive wives take care of home and family. However, there is no monetary reward or real recognition for this contribution. If the government creates a formal structure to convert housewives' contributions to the economy into monetary benefits, the move will boost the confidence of millions of Indian housewives.
The government can instruct employers to credit half of the employee's pre-tax' salary into his wife's bank account if the wife is a homemaker. Allow the employee's wife to treat these credits as regular income and have all the retirement benefits with tax adjustments proportionate to this salary credit. This can be a voluntary scheme; however, with added tax benefits, many will opt for it. If this gets implemented, it will be a real masterstroke, as India will be the first to officially formalize contribution of women to economy
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CH VENKATESWARA RAO rao
3 years 3 weeks ago
The Only Solid asset available is property - purchased in their prime - 1985 to 2000 period. The sale of such assets at current real estate prices is a necessary float for existence. If the limit is not revised -(54 EC limit is too low, NOT REVISED FOR OVER 22 YEARS,) the capital gains consume a significant portion of the appreciation. This is a plea and humble submission from a vast section (Over 35 % or more)of ageing retired population:1)Revise the 54 EC deposit limits to at least 400% of the existing limit 2)Incorporate a mechanism to link the limit revisible every 5 years along with inflation.3)As per the available information The inflation rate in India between 2001 and today has been 284.73%,- : 100 rupees in 2001 = 384.73 rupees in 2022.
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Rakesh gupta
3 years 3 weeks ago
Govt. should commence new Institute for research and development for pollution control and waste management.
in future waste management, biodegradable, reuse, recycle, reduce and optimum Utilization. are the main interesting subject for theory and practicals.
Mathematical calculations for integrated solution for waste management.
Differential solution, decentralized and infinite series calculate method for waste control on ground bases.
optimum utilization.
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AdarshaSBhasari
3 years 3 weeks ago
Please ensure that tax at any level do not cross 30% max and provide some relief for tax payers like on disability government will take care of them, post 60 years take care of medical expenses , provide relief with road tax on purchase of new vehicle or stamp duty relief on purchase of property etc
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