FINANCE MINISTER Pranab Mukherjee on Friday announced revised tax slabs for individual tax payers to provide some relief to people suffering from soaring inflation.
FINANCE MINISTER Pranab Mukherjee on Friday announced revised tax slabs for individual tax payers to provide some relief to people suffering from soaring inflation, which is the highlight of union budget 2010.
Delivering the 2010 union budget in the Lok Sabha today, February 26, the Finance Minister also announced that the existing limit of Rs 1 lakh on tax saving has been raised by an additional amount of Rs. 20,000 for investment in long term infrastructure bonds as notified by the central government. Revised income Tax Slab as proposed by the Finance Minister in the union budget 2010:
Income upto Rs 1.6 lakh NilIncome above Rs 1.6 lakh and upto Rs. 5 10 per cent lakh Income above Rs. 5 lakh and upto Rs. 8 20 per cent lakh Income above Rs. 8 lakh 30 per centAnother highlight of the Budget 2010 income tax rebate is contributions to the Central Government Health Scheme have also been allowed as deductions within the overall ceiling for tax rebate, besides contributions to health insurance schemes which are currently allowed as deductions under the Income Tax Act.
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FOR BELOW 3 LAKHS SALARY THERE IS BENIFIT, IT SHOULD GIVE TAX BENIFIT FOR WHO IS GETTING THE LESS SALARY NOT FOR WHO IS EARNING THE MORE
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good budget,above expectations.
pl. d-link provident fund from DTC,since its a necessity for survival and is an alternative to pension scheme ,it should not taxed at any stage.