The Lok Sabha has passed the Finance Bill, 2025, after incorporating 35 amendments proposed by the government. A key change is the abolition of the 6% digital tax on online advertisements, which is expected to benefit businesses in the digital economy. The Bill now proceeds to the Rajya Sabha for further discussion and approval before it can become law and implement the Union Budget 2025-26 proposals.
The Lok Sabha on Tuesday passed the Finance Bill, 2025, incorporating 35 government amendments, marking a significant step in the Budget approval process. With this, the Finance Bill moves to the Rajya Sabha for further consideration.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the amended Bill e
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FAQ :
The Finance Bill, 2025, contains the fiscal proposals of the government and is crucial for implementing the Union Budget 2025-26.
The Lok Sabha passed the Finance Bill, 2025, with 35 government amendments.
A significant amendment is the abolition of the 6% digital tax on online advertisements.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the amended Finance Bill, 2025.
After passing in the Lok Sabha, the Finance Bill, 2025, moves to the Rajya Sabha for further consideration and approval.