Dear Team, I look forward for reduction in overall Income Tax that needs to be paid. However, I would like to present an idea around the same. The idea is to have reduction in IT but make its application optional - in the sense, give an option to choose to either pay lesser tax OR pay existing tax but have this reduced amount invested into markets/ securities. For example, suppose I currently pay ₹1,00,000 per annum as my IT return, and suppose the proposed new return value is ₹75,000. In this case, I should be given an option to choose to either pay the new return value of ₹75,000 OR pay the old return value of ₹1,00,000 but ₹25,000 out of this will be invested by the Government (on my behalf) in markets/ securities. Proceeds from this investment will be shared between Govt. & me, say Govt. gets 30% while I get 70%. This will help me in having a safe, secure & assured investment, while Govt. will also get a share which would go in for national interest. Thanks, Vaishnavi

introduce special tax 30% on commodity Hedging income & can be setoff with Hedging loss not with business loss

1. Short Term CG- Introduction of BEL of `25,000 for GTI 5 crores. 3. Introduction of Statement of Allocation & Utilization of Education Cess state/ UT wise, along with no. of govt and private schools opened and closed- in each state/ UT in last year in Annual Financial Statement. 4. Capping MRP or Value addition to allow GST relaxations reach the public. 5. Capping profit margins in Pharmaceutical upto 500% on allergy medications excluding steroids, antibiotics or the like. 6. 10% or more of funds allocated to govt. departments mandatory for fulfilling vacancies, the amount to be forfeited, if not used for the same to consolidated funds of India. 7. Fund for a new program of 6-10 mons of voluntary military service for people between 18 to 50 years of age irrespective of gender and class. 8. IT or IDT A.O. subject to higher Code of Ethics and stricter penalties if proven to harass/ solicit bribe 9. A PM Subsidy of Air Purifiers

While the Union Budget recognises education as a key driver of national development, the allocation made to the education sector still appears inadequate when compared to its growing needs. Quality education, infrastructure development, digital access, teacher training, and student welfare require sustained and higher investment, especially for government schools, higher education institutions, and economically weaker students. Increased funding in education is not an expense but a long-term investment that directly impacts employability, innovation, and social equity. Strengthening educational facilities and support systems would ensure inclusive growth and better prepare India’s youth for future challenges.

Sir Bhart me sabse bekar and sabse fail sanstha fssi haa iske liya iska dusra rupees fssi 2.0 tyaar karna hoga iska mena aapko pura plan banna diya haa kesa karna haa kaam ye bhut bada mamla haa ager gov isse kar le and sabhi jo fssi ke kaam haa vo isko de de and yearly sabhi international standard pe kaam karea to sabse aachea plan hoga bhart kaa isse gov ko indirect approximately 5 se 10 perseent tak hospital load kaam ho sakta haa ager isse aachea se and fully online rakhea no paperwork se jiise couraption nahi hoga to sir isse lagu karnea ki kirpa karea Naam -aryan sain Age=16-17

Rising commodity prices, particularly steel, cement, fuel, and logistics inputs, are significantly impacting real estate project costs and housing affordability, thereby contributing to persistent inflationary pressures. I respectfully suggest that the Government consider a coordinated approach combining real-time commodity price monitoring, temporary duty rationalisation on critical construction inputs during periods of global price shocks, and promotion of domestic manufacturing and bulk procurement mechanisms to stabilise input costs. Additionally, targeted fiscal support for affordable and mid-income housing, along with improved access to long-term, lower-cost project financing, can help balance real estate growth without overheating prices. Such calibrated fiscal interventions, alongside RBI’s monetary policy, would support inflation control while sustaining employment, investment, and housing demand in the broader economy.

Representation on Suggested Amendments in the Income-tax Act, 1961 for Consideration in the Union Budget for FY 2026-27

Sir Bhart me is vakt sportes matlb cricket kaa aur kisi bhi sportes me koi bhi aacha infrastructure nahi haa na koi aacha system is karan bhart duniya ka sabse jyada aabadi vala desh hotea huaa bhi olympics ke liya infrastructure na hi aacha performance iskea liya mena bhut aacha plan batya haa esa karnea ke baad gov ko aglea 10 saal me india duniya ka sports hub bhi ban jayegi isse bhart ke har bacchea ko sportes me ager kuch karnea ka rutba ho to vo kar sakta haa iskliya kirpa is pdf ko aachea se padhea jo mena aatech ki haa ismea pura plan haa kesa karna haa ismea survati bugget ke baad bhart sarkar ko koi extra bugget nahi lagna hoga abhi gov jo bugget laga rahi haa ussi se kaam ho jayega and advertisement ke bhi pessa kama sakti haa and lakho bachho ka sapna pura ho sakta haa Kirpa esa na karea to iskea jessa ya ismea modifi karke bhi kuch kar saktea and jo bhi mena ismea Bugget batyabhaa vo sabhi ai,letest data se ha to aap apna baad me dekh lena Naam -aryan sain,Age -16

Respected Sir, 1) Kindly consider making the NPS annuities Tax free. This will encourage more people to go for annuities (true objective of NPS) rather than lumpsum withdrawal. 2) The Banks deposit Guarantee limit of Rs 5.00 lakhs seems too low. While this can remain as a free cover, depositors can buy higher cover at a cost to be recovered from Deposit Interest. Vijaykumar V