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In a bid to stimulate the countrys consumption and sustain its impressive GDP growth, the government is considering significant changes to personal income tax rates. Multiple officials have indicated that the Centre may raise the income threshold for tax exemption in the upcoming budget, expected to be presented in mid-July. Proposed Tax Reforms Currently, individuals are taxed on incomes above Rs 3 lakh. However, the new proposal aims to increase this limit to Rs 5 lakh for those filing r
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FAQ :
The government is considering raising the income tax exemption limit to Rs 5 lakh from the current Rs 3 lakh for individuals under the new tax regime.
The proposal is expected to be part of the upcoming budget, which is scheduled to be presented in mid-July.
This change is designed to benefit taxpayers, particularly those in lower income brackets, by increasing their disposable income. It aims to boost spending and investment crucial for economic growth.
No, changes to higher income tax slabs are considered unlikely, as the focus is on boosting consumption among lower-income individuals.
The old tax regime offers deductions and exemptions linked to investments, while the new tax regime provides lower tax rates but requires foregoing most deductions and exemptions.
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