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Highlights of Union Budget 2013-2014
Personal Tax
No changes in personal Income Tax slabs
Surcharge on super rich
Surcharge of 10% for income of Rs 1 cr or more per annum for one year
Surcharge to be applicable for individuals and corporate
1% TDS for property sale worth more than Rs 50 lakh; agri land exempt
5.5% tax to GDP ratio for direct tax
4.5% tax to GDP ratio for indirect tax
Tax administration reform commission to be set up to strengthen the system
Our tax to GDP ratio is very low
Should reclaim 11.9% Tax-GDP ratio in short-term
There are 42,800 persons in the country who admitted to a taxable income exceeding
Rs 1 cr per year
Tax credits of Rs 2000 to every person who has total income upto Rs 5 lakh
Donations to National Children's Fund will be eligible for 100% tax deduction
Long-term infra bonds also eligible for tax deduction; additional Rs 1 lakh deduction
for home loans
TDS on value of immovable property as transaction on immovable properties are
usually undervalued
Extends tax cuts benefits to Rupee Infrastructure Funds
Educational Cess to continue at 3 %
Securitization Trust income to be exempt
Tax credit of Rs 2000 on incomes between Rs2-5 lakh
Tax on Royalty for services provided abroad increased by 10%
Corporate Tax
CTT on non-commodities futures at 0.1%
Surcharge on DDT doubled to 10%
More at : Highlights of the Union Budget India 2013 - 2014 by Anjali Khurana in Finance category on ManagementParadise.com
It was a very clever budget which catered to youth, women and backward classes. But how fairly it plays on our pockets only time can tell.
What are your predictions ? :SugarwareZ-265:
Personal Tax
No changes in personal Income Tax slabs
Surcharge on super rich
Surcharge of 10% for income of Rs 1 cr or more per annum for one year
Surcharge to be applicable for individuals and corporate
1% TDS for property sale worth more than Rs 50 lakh; agri land exempt
5.5% tax to GDP ratio for direct tax
4.5% tax to GDP ratio for indirect tax
Tax administration reform commission to be set up to strengthen the system
Our tax to GDP ratio is very low
Should reclaim 11.9% Tax-GDP ratio in short-term
There are 42,800 persons in the country who admitted to a taxable income exceeding
Rs 1 cr per year
Tax credits of Rs 2000 to every person who has total income upto Rs 5 lakh
Donations to National Children's Fund will be eligible for 100% tax deduction
Long-term infra bonds also eligible for tax deduction; additional Rs 1 lakh deduction
for home loans
TDS on value of immovable property as transaction on immovable properties are
usually undervalued
Extends tax cuts benefits to Rupee Infrastructure Funds
Educational Cess to continue at 3 %
Securitization Trust income to be exempt
Tax credit of Rs 2000 on incomes between Rs2-5 lakh
Tax on Royalty for services provided abroad increased by 10%
Corporate Tax
CTT on non-commodities futures at 0.1%
Surcharge on DDT doubled to 10%
More at : Highlights of the Union Budget India 2013 - 2014 by Anjali Khurana in Finance category on ManagementParadise.com
It was a very clever budget which catered to youth, women and backward classes. But how fairly it plays on our pockets only time can tell.
What are your predictions ? :SugarwareZ-265: