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  • Budget 2021: Income tax slabs unchanged; here's how Twitter reacted

    Budget 2021: Income tax slabs unchanged; here's how Twitter reacted

    The salaried middle-class taxpayers, who had pinned their hopes on revised tax slabs expecting some relief especially after COVID-19 distress, was left disappointed as FM Sitharaman made no change to the personal income tax slabs.

  • Simply Save podcast | Is the new tax regime really better than existing one? Choose wisely

    Simply Save podcast | Is the new tax regime really better than existing one? Choose wisely

    Moneycontrol’s Preeti Kulkarni and Kayezad E. Adajania tell us how we can choose between the old and new tax slabs.

  • Decoding Budget 2020 | From tax slab rejig to LIC IPO -- impact on economy and markets, here’s all you need to know

    Decoding Budget 2020 | From tax slab rejig to LIC IPO -- impact on economy and markets, here’s all you need to know

    Tune in to find out all about the Budget 2020 announcements from Moneycontrol's top experts.

  • Budget 2020 podcast | What the new tax regime means and how it benefits taxpayers

    Budget 2020 podcast | What the new tax regime means and how it benefits taxpayers

    Tune in to this exclusive podcast where Moneycontrol's Jerome Anthony talks to Hitesh Gajaria of KPMG to find out all about the new tax regime.

  • Here’s how the new tax provisions will impact you in 2017-18

    Here’s how the new tax provisions will impact you in 2017-18

    Some changes in income tax laws that you should be aware of.

  • Budget 2017: What the real estate industry wants from Jaitley

    Budget 2017: What the real estate industry wants from Jaitley

    The real estate sector has been plagued by many challenges, including delays in projects owing to funding issues, complicated government diktats, unclear records and land titles and delays in obtaining approvals. The passage of &#82

  • Budget 2017: Should reduce the income tax burden on the individual taxpayers

    Budget 2017: Should reduce the income tax burden on the individual taxpayers

    Though government is expected to bring in some reduction in the income tax rates for individuals, there is a possibility of a cash withdrawal tax.

  • Budget 2017: Separate exemption limit for insurance under sec 80C a must

    Budget 2017: Separate exemption limit for insurance under sec 80C a must

    With the social fabric of the country undergoing changes, it is imperative to encourage the lower/ middle income segments to provide for their own security.

  • Budget 2017: NITI Aayog moots extension of 10% income tax slab to Rs 7 lakh

    Budget 2017: NITI Aayog moots extension of 10% income tax slab to Rs 7 lakh

    The think-tank wants to enable more people to pay taxes instead of expanding the exemption limits

  • Budget 2016: Hike in income tax slab, higher recapitalisation for PSBs likely

    Budget 2016: Hike in income tax slab, higher recapitalisation for PSBs likely

    The government plans to hike the recapitalizing funds for the public sector banks. Hike in loan rebate, 100 percent FDI for asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) via the automatic route and sticking to fiscal deficit target of 3.5 percent are also on the cards, say sources.

  • How last 5 Union Budgets impacted income tax

    How last 5 Union Budgets impacted income tax

    Income tax slabs have always been the most awaited section of the Budget. With the economy showing signs of recovering from the slowdown, speculations are rife if Jaitley will raise the slabs giving a relief to the tax payers across the spectrum.

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