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    Poor middle class is getting taxed more: The gold standard demands 10% tax slab to start from Rs 10 lakh today

    Since, budget of 2005-06, gold rose more than 10 times in last 19 years but tax slabs have not changed much. Basic income tax exemption limit of Rs 1 lakh in the year 2005-06 was worth 145 gm of gold then. However, at Rs 2.5 lakh basic exemption limit, it is worth a tiny 34 gm now. So, poor people are getting taxed with unchanged rates not factoring adverse impact of inflation. At gold standard the tax slab of 10% should start from Rs 10 lakh in 20024 which is worth 145g gold.

    Your take-home salary may increase after Budget 2024: Here is why

    Will the changes to the income tax slabs in Budget 2024 take effect on April 1, 2024 or another date? Also, will employers be able to offer the option to choose the tax regime again after the changes are announced? Read on to find out.

    Latest HRA tax exemption rules: Step-by-step guide on how to save income tax on house rent allowance under old income tax regime

    HRA tax exemption rules: The HRA tax exemption reduces the total salary before calculating taxable income, helping employees save on taxes. It's important to note that if an employee lives in their own house or does not pay any rent, the HRA received from the employer is fully taxable.

    Last date for filing income tax return (ITR) for FY 2023-24 (AY 2024-25)

    ITR filing last date: According to the tax laws, different taxpayers have varying due dates for filing their income tax returns. It is crucial to ensure the return is filed by the deadline to prevent potential penalties, such as late filing fees and the inability to choose the old tax regime.

    How HNIs can save tax by choosing new tax regime while filing ITR for FY 2023-24 (AY 2024-25)

    The Union Budget 2023 reduced the maximum surcharge rate from 37% to 25% for taxpayers who choose the new tax system. This change lowered the maximum marginal rate to 39% from 42.744%. As a result, high net worth individuals (HNIs) will see significant tax savings due to this amendment.

    Budget 2024: EEPC India pushes for export boost, calls for higher interest subvention

    EEPC India has also proposed that MSME manufacturing units that are Partnership/LLP/Sole Proprietor be given an Income Tax slab of 25% with the condition that they plough back this extra 10% in the business.

    The Economic Times
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