Wednesday, February 10, 2010

BUDGET 2010 WISHLIST PART 2


Income Tax slab be revised jitendra garg

The following are the message towards Income Tax for individuals:
1. Rate of Income Tax is to be considered.
For income upto 2,50,000.00 No TAX
2,50,000.00 to 7,50,000.00 10%
7,50,001.00 to 15,00,000.00 20%
15,00,001.00 and above 30%
2. Limit ot be enhanced from 1,60,000.00 to 2,50,000.00.
3. 80C deduction to be enhanced from 1,00,000.00 to 2,00,000.00.
4. Home loan interest to be raised from 1,50,000.00 to 2,00,000.00.

Tax 2010 by abboral boral

1. Extend micro finance to rural India with PPP model 3% interest --min loan 2000 max 10000 with 2 years term
2. Introduce GST with 12% indirect tax for all commodities -remove cst,local tax , octroi, state level entertainment tax
3. 60% collection to stay in state and 40% for central-a software will automatically shift fund of 40% to central --all banks should introduce such system
4. No tax upto 5 laks earning and beyond 5 a simple 15% tax with tax releif for 2 lakh on deposited to PF,Pension fund,Insurance only
5.Housing loan upto 30lakhs --15% tax releif
6.Agriculture --upto 10 acre land earning --no tax and beyond 5%



Income tax - Individual by krishnan srinivasarao

The following are the message towards Income Tax for individuals:
1. Rate of Income Tax is to be considered.
For income upto 2,50,000.00 No TAX
2,50,000.00 to 5,00,000.00 10%
5,00,001.00 to 7,50,000.00 20%
7,50,001.00 and above 30%
2. Limit ot be enhanced from 1,60,000.00 to 2,50,000.00.
3. 80C deduction to be enhanced from 1,00,000.00 to 2,00,000.00.
4. Home loan interest to be raised from 1,50,000.00 to 2,00,000.00.

Income Tax. Slabs Debabrata Chakrabarti

The following are the message towards Income Tax for individuals:
1. Rate of Income Tax is to be considered.
For income upto 2,50,000.00 No TAX
2,50,000.00 to 7,50,000.00 10%
7,50,001.00 to 15,00,000.00 20%
15,00,001.00 and above 30%
2. Limit ot be enhanced from 1,60,000.00 to 2,50,000.00.
3. 80C deduction to be enhanced from 1,00,000.00 to 2,00,000.00.
4. Home loan interest to be raised from 1,50,000.00 to 2,00,000.00.



Tax deducted at source by nalam kumar

We belong to family of insurance agents,mutual funds agents,deposit mobilisation for banks, company, nbfc etc.
My commission income is Rs 120000/- not liable to tax but tds deduction @ 10% is made on income because of section 194J .MY hard earned money is deducted and paid to me after almost 2 years. with 6% interest whereas I pay 10.75 % interest on my home loan. WHY TDS is deducted on my income even if I am not liable to pay tax. I have to pay professional fees to consultants to get my money.
Please protect this family of more than 25 lakhs agents from this problem

Income Tax on Fixed deposit by Jitender Kumar Chaudhary

There should not be any Tax on Fixed Deposits in the Banks .Money is losing its value each year as inflation is a realty.Rs. 100 now would become worth Rs. 90 year next year and so on and in coming 4 to 5 years , it may become equal to Rs. 50.
People keep their money in Fixed deposits with a hope that the value of the money would be maintained by earning some interest.
So, why tax the interest which would help in maintaining the value of the money. In reality, there is no earnings



Income tax for senior citizens by gundu rao

No tax up to 5 lakhs
Sec 80C to be raised to 3 lakhs
10% TAX UP TO 15 LAKHS
15LAKHS TO 20 LAKHS 15%
20 LAKHS AND ABOVE 25%
Capital gains tax to be 15% irrespective of short term or long term.
Investment in sec 54 EC to be 3 crores and not 50 lakhs as Chidambram did.
thanks
ck gundu rao

Personal Income Tax by Subir Chatterjee

1-Direct Tax Code:Maturity proceeds for PPF and LIC not to be taxed as proposed.As India is not having any social security system in place and hence the common man\'s entire savings are mostly in these two instruments so by taxing these two will not be in the interest of common middle class men.

2-No tax till Rs 300000/-.Tax for Rs 300000 t0 Rs 1500000/ to be made 10%.Tax for earnings above Rs 1500000/- to be made 15 %.

3-Strict compliance can bring in more revenue for Government.

4-80C to be raised to Rs 300000/-



Income Tax Slab & 80C by vipul udeshi

1) No tax for income upto 350000
2) 10% tax for income of more than 350001 to 500000
3) 20% for income 500001 to 900000
4) 25% for income 900001 and above
5) 80C limit to be raised to 145000
6) PPF limit should be made to 100000 from that of 70000


Income tax change:Slabs and Tax rates by sathyam guda

The best is abolition of Income tax. Next best is abolition of income tax for individuals. Next best is having a 5% uniform tax for Rs.10 Lakhs per annum and above. The Limit of Rs.10 lakh per annum shall be subject for upward movement based on review every two years. If these IT changes are not possible, it would be good if slabs are changed to 3 to 5/ 5 to 10 / 10 to 15/ and >25 lakhs with tax liability of 2%/ 5%/8%/12% and 15%. This would result in best tax compliance and more disposable incomes both for 5/15/25 lakh earners and all business/industry and service establishments and corporate. This if not immediately, in about 3 to 5 years time will boom the welfare of the country that is very high growth of economy (9% ), great surge of consumer lead growth across all sectors, low interest rates regime, virtually increase in all kinds of indirect taxes (individual related to business transactions relate such as excise etc) and thus employment and livelihoods to all. As of today total tax payers in India are about 3.40 million approximately. A rough estimate suggests that the changes in IT slabs and rates as stated above would lead to a tax collection of about Rs.1000000 (One million crore) as against present (3 4 = Rs.8 lakhs crore = Individual Corporates etc).


TDS on interest by raju singh

At present tds on interest income is 10% if it crosses limit of rs 10000/- per annum. To me a sum of rs 10000/- earned annually is just a nominal amount to be taxed.In simple words income is less then rs 1000/- a month It is just making a mockery of common laymen particularly poor people who are wholly dependent on fixed monthly income. I request to increase this limit to at least Rs 50000/- though practicably it should be rs 100000/- annually


Tax exemption on Mediclaim / Medical insurance by deepak barman

The present limit is Rs. 15000 although actual expense is much higher especially in case of combined family's health insurance. This type of insurance is taken by those who have no reimbursement facility for medical treatment from their employers. Hence the amount of premium on medical insurance is dependent on one's need to protect family's medical necessities and no luxury at all. In fact, I, being a retired, spend around Rs. 20000 per year for Mediclaim worth Rs. 3 lac's each for myself and my wife. Therefore, the actual spending ( instead of limitation )on this score may please be exempted under Section 80D


Finance for country by Pankaj S

1) while levying tax it should be kept in mind what's the per capita income of country, current per capita income of India is Rs 38,084 (Per capita income is usually reported in units of currency per year).

2) People who are in favour of tax exemption should keep in mind that if they are earning more, that doesn't mean they shouldn't be taxed as its same thing as accumulating essential commodities of country, the point should be to divert the tax money in the right direction. Govt. should see that money should be spread equally in the country. If they are taking tax on income it should be diverted in the right direction.

3) Today every second person is having more than 1 house and more than 1 car. People who own excessive properties and cars should be levied more tax and tax money should be diverted towards providing the same to people who don't have that.

4) Finance should be diverted towards equally providing basic necessities and requirements of citizens of India and it should be made sure to provided to each citizen of country.

5) More tax should be levied to people who have more than 1 children.

6) Govt. should encourage private sector to setup industries in the areas like Bihar, UP, Orissa and adjoining areas of metro cities etc. If more education opportunities, more employment opportunities and more business is in other areas than metro cities then 50% of problems of countries can be solved.

7) Govt. should be careful for Old people who don't have shelter and inc


Tax Deductions For Education by Sachin Salgarkar

The cost of education has been rising steadily. The annual tuition fees for Primary and Secondary is almost Rs. 25K these days ( non aided schools). There should be some deductions allowed for these expenses. Also should consider something similar to the 529 Plans in the US.


some important points for development by sobana sridharan

1. Home loan interest should be reduced to 6% instead of 8% or more charged by banks which will definitely improve house building activities throughout India and thereby more employment will be created and so purchasing capacity of the people.Also land ceiling act should be introduced to curb acculation of land and house.
2.Allotment of funds should be more for agriculture sothat foods production will be increased and thereby price of commodity will be controlled.
3. Government will take the responsibility of constructing house building for cheap rates for poor people and should deduct money from the salary with min interest
4. Govt should implement small family norms throughoput India by giving incentives by way of free education

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