Budget 2025 is around the corner, and taxpayers are eagerly waiting for potential income tax changes! Should you stick to the old tax regime with deductions or switch to the new simplified structure? We break down the latest slabs, tax rates, and savings for different income levels. Watch now to find out which regime is best for you!
Ahead of Budget presentation on July 23, it has been reported that FM Sitharaman could be considering introducing tax relief measures in a bid to stimulate consumption. But how much can the Finance Minister accommodate and what will it cost the government to do so? Stacy Pereira chats with Preeti Kulkarni on what we could expect on the personal income tax front in the full Budget 2024.
The new, minimal exemption tax regime is often seen as a simpler alternative and has many takers
The interim Budget 2023 might not have any goodies in store for those who were seeking a relaxation in the Section 80C tax deduction basket. But Equity-Linked Saving Schemes still remain a great catch
Tax-saving FDs are one of the least risky investment options in the crowded 80C benefit. They have a lock-in period of five years and premature withdrawals are not allowed. The interest in this investment is taxable
All section 80C instruments come with lock-in periods.
Allocation to midcap stocks aside, tax benefits under Section 80C and Subsection 80CCD (1B) also make National Pension System attractive
The 3-year lock-in helps fund managers to have a slightly larger portion of small and mid-cap stocks as it prevents a gush of outflows that can be seen in other diversified equity funds.
If you have completely exhausted the limit under section 80c, NPS can help you maximise your tax benefits. It provides an additional deduction of ₹50,000 under section 80CCD (1B).
While Indian corporates are expecting some key announcements which will enable them to reset their growth agenda, individual taxpayers are expecting some more disposable income in their hands to invest and consume more.
Income tax planning: Do not worry if you skipped paying the interest in the last year due to any reason whatsoever including the distress of the ongoing pandemic, you can still claim this deduction.
Income Tax Saving: Among several kinds of Mutual Funds you'll find in the market, Equity Linked Saving Scheme (ELSS) is the only kind that offers a deduction under section 80C.
Here is compilation of taxpayer’s wish list from Budget 2021 across segments
The limit for investing in tax-saving instruments is Rs 1.5 lakh for income earned in 2020-21.
Making tax-saver investments in the last minute is bound to give rise to dilemmas. Know how to resolve them
This is an official notification of the scheme that was announced earlier
You can invest a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakh in these FDs
A year into the second term, how have the Modi government’s decisions impacted your finances? Team Moneycontrol takes stock of some key decisions.
Banks may have to align systems to accept deposits for a previous financial year
Investors must understand as to how the change works before committing to any tax regime
If you are a rich salaried individual and yet struggle to use all deductions and exemptions, you need to improve your awareness levels and investment habits
A steady increase in the impact of exemptions on tax revenue is a good enough reason to wean people from tax sops