Dear Finance Minister I would like to highlight that salaried people are only paying full tax and other class auch as industrialist, doctors and lawyers are paying tax as per their will. 1. Industrialist take everything on companies name and put it in companies expenditure this way they claim GST, expenditure on maintenance as well as depriciation. All expenditures goes from companies profit. 2. Doctors see 10 patient or 20 pr 30 patient no one knows. Their consultation is as per their will. So how their direct tax is calculated. 3. Lawyers has taken a case or 2 cases or 10 cases. What was their consultation fee. No records. Similarly there are number of other examples. My request is that direct tax should be reduced and indirect taxes may be increased. All luxury items should have higher taxes. This will increase the spending power of salaried people. Thank you Regards

Measures for Simplification of the taxation of Partnership Firms Partnership firms under Indian Partnership Act, 1932 are mostly represented by a few individual partners who come together to put their efforts to earn a livelihood. In majority of cases they are two or three partners in numbers and mostly form tiny and small enterprises. At present these firms are taxed at the rate of 30% on their taxable profits under The Income Tax Act, 1961. On the other hand individuals get the benefit of slab rates and partners get deprived of this slab rate advantage which amounts to Natural Justice denied to them. This anomaly in the taxation of partnership profits needs to be set right by taxing the share of profit in the hands of partners and not in the hands of the firm on the grounds of the principal of natural justice giving them the advantage of slab rates available to individuals. Complete suggestion in this regard is attached here with.

Reservation in competitive examinations has created a significant gap between the general category and SC/ST candidates. Many students from the general category who score very high marks and appear well suited for administrative responsibilities are unable to secure selection, while candidates with comparatively lower scores are admitted due to reservation benefits. This situation raises concerns about fairness and the overall quality of administration. Instead of relying primarily on reservation, greater emphasis could be placed on empowering disadvantaged students through better education, such as providing free internet, electricity, and quality coaching. Such support would help them become independent, confident, and capable of competing with others on an equal intellectual platform, thereby strengthening both social justice and administrative efficiency.

As a 21 yr aspirant my point of view, What should matter is not just how many crores were spent, but whether a young graduate actually found a job, whether a mother paid less at the hospital, and whether a farmer earned a little more with dignity. Planning must be honest about revenues, so promises don’t collapse mid-year. An independent fiscal council could act like a neutral referee, keeping numbers real. Instead of old subsidies that often help the system more than the citizen, direct cash support and smart targeting should reach those who truly need it. Every scheme should be judged by one simple question—will it create opportunities for my generation? And in a time of climate anxiety and rising inequality, the budget must openly show how it protects both the planet and the vulnerable. Only then will the budget stop being a ritual and start becoming a roadmap for the kind of India our generation wants to live.

मानक कटौती (Standard Deduction) की समीक्षा: वेतनभोगी व्यक्तियों के लिए ₹50,000 की मानक कटौती को बढ़ाकर ₹75,000 या ₹1 लाख करने का सुझाव, बढ़ती महंगाई की भरपाई के लिए एक सामान्य मांग है।3. अन्य महत्वपूर्ण सुझाव वरिष्ठ नागरिकों के लिए विशेष प्रावधान: वरिष्ठ और अति-वरिष्ठ नागरिकों के लिए बुनियादी छूट सीमा (Basic Exemption Limit) को और बढ़ाने का सुझाव दिया जा सकता है।कर सरलीकरण: विभिन्न कर व्यवस्थाओं के बीच चयन को आसान बनाने और अनुपालन बोझ को कम करने के लिए कर कानूनों को और सरल बनाने की वकालत की जा सकती है।

कर स्लैब का पुनर्गठन (Restructuring of Tax Slabs) उच्चतम कर स्लैब की सीमा बढ़ाना: कई विशेषज्ञों का सुझाव है कि 30% का उच्चतम कर स्लैब (जो वर्तमान में ₹15 लाख से ऊपर की आय पर लगता है) की सीमा को बढ़ाकर ₹20 लाख या ₹25 लाख किया जाना चाहिए। इससे मध्यम वर्ग के उच्च आय वर्ग को राहत मिलेगी और उनके पास निवेश के लिए अधिक डिस्पोजेबल आय (disposable income) बचेगी।मध्यम स्लैब को तर्कसंगत बनाना: ₹5 लाख से ₹10 लाख और ₹10 लाख से ₹15 लाख के बीच के कर स्लैब (पुरानी कर व्यवस्था के अनुसार 20%) में कर की दर को कम करने या स्लैब की चौड़ाई बढ़ाने का सुझाव दिया जा सकता है, ताकि वेतनभोगी वर्ग को महंगाई के मुकाबले राहत मिल सके।नई कर व्यवस्था (New Tax Regime) को और आकर्षक बनाना: वर्तमान में नई कर व्यवस्था में ₹7 लाख तक की आय पर कोई कर नहीं लगता है। सुझाव दिया जा सकता है कि इस सीमा को बढ़ाकर ₹8 लाख या ₹9 लाख किया जाए ताकि यह करदाताओं के लिए डिफ़ॉल्ट विकल्प बनने के साथ-साथ अधिक फायदेमंद भी लगे। 2. कर छूट और कटौतियों में वृद्धि (Increase in Exemptions and Deductions) धारा 80C की सीमा बढ़ाना: धारा 80C के तहत वर्त

Dear FM ji Sub: Don't kevy tax on our soldiers they pay regular income tax on salaries and soldiers pay for their nation's safety through their life, so they shouldn't also pay taxes,

Dear FM ji Sub: Don't kevy tax on our soldiers they pay regular income tax on salaries and soldiers pay for their nation's safety through their life, so they shouldn't also pay taxes,

government school should be as good as private school. many students from below poverty line can't get good education. it is their right to get safe ang clean classroom, benches clean water. I request you to spend some budget on government scool rather giving high payment to teachers as no student like to learn in government school.

To Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman Hon’ble Minister of Finance & Corporate Affairs Government of India North Block, New Delhi Subject: Submission of Pre-Budget Memorandum for Union Budget 2026-27 with Specific Focus on MSMEs Hon’ble Madam, With reference to Ministry of Finance Government of India invitation of ideas and suggestions for Union Budget 2026-27 through mygov.in portal, Indian Industries Association (IIA), representing over 16,000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) across India, submits this Budget Memorandum for the Union Budget 2026-27. The MSME sector—contributing nearly 30% to India’s GDP, 45% of manufacturing output, and 48% of exports—requires targeted support in the upcoming budget to enhance productivity, competitiveness, and global integration. The enclosed ideas and proposals have been prepared after detailed consultations with MSMEs across sectors and regions. We humbly request your kind consideration. With regards,