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With budget 2023 round the corner, tax payers have a slew of demands from the finance minister. 

Budget 2023: What does the salaried class want? 

Budget 2023: How can it help salaried employees?

India's salaried class, one of the largest groups of taxpayers in the country, have high expectations from this year's budget. Tax payers are hoping for some announcements to ease the tax burden.&nbsp;

The salaried class is keenly awaiting this year's budget announcement. After being left disappointed last year, with not too much being announced by way of tax relief, the salaried class has high hopes from the Finance Minister, this year.&nbsp; Income Tax Slab Revision: Personal income tax slabs and rates have not been changed since 2017-18. Experts are of the view that income tax slabs should be revised to give tax payers more purchasing power.&nbsp;
Basic Exemption Limit: Expectations are that the basic exemption limit be raised to Rs 5 lakh from the prevailing Rs 2.5 lakh.&nbsp; Increase the limit under section 80 C: A long standing demand has been to increase the 80 C limit from the current 1.5 lakhs (since 2014-15) to 2.5 lakhs. There are a whole slew of long-term savings options such as PPF, ELSS, NSC, NPS, Bank FDs etc. And an increase in this limit would encourage taxpayers to increase investments while saving taxes.&nbsp; Increase the limit under section 80 D: Experts say the limit under section 80D for claiming health insurance should be increased from Rs 25,000 to Rs 50,000 and for the elderly from Rs 50,000 to 75,000.&nbsp;
Home office expenses: With work from home continuing for a lot of companies, experts say that home office expenses should be allowed as a deduction.&nbsp;

As we inch closer to this crucial budget, what are key expectations across sectors? 

The India Story | What to expect from Budget 2023

Next week the Union government will present its final full budget before the General Elections of 2024. Amid predictions of a global recession, many argue that India’s economy continues to be robust from all measures.

What reforms can we expect from the finance minister? Will they continue to aid India’s in its journey to become a global investment hub? Will goals of economic sustainability be met? These questions are on everyone’s mind as we wait for this very crucial budget.

On the show tonight, Vikram Chandra speaks with ex-Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Arvind Panagariya on balancing importance of controlling the fiscal deficit with the need to continue expenditure for growth. Also joining us is Rahul Bhasin, the managing partner of Baring Private Equity Partners India, on reforms needed in capital gains tax, as well as steps to make India’s economy more sustainable.

As we inch closer to this crucial budget, what are key expectations across sectors?&nbsp;

Next week the Union government will present its final full budget before the General Elections of 2024. Amid predictions of a global recession, many argue that India&rsquo;s economy continues to be robust from all measures.
What reforms can we expect from the finance minister? Will they continue to aid India&rsquo;s in its journey to become a global investment hub? Will goals of economic sustainability be met? These questions are on everyone&rsquo;s mind as we wait for this very crucial budget.
On the show tonight, Vikram Chandra speaks with ex-Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Arvind Panagariya on balancing importance of controlling the fiscal deficit with the need to continue expenditure for growth. Also joining us is Rahul Bhasin, the managing partner of Baring Private Equity Partners India, on reforms needed in capital gains tax, as well as steps to make India&rsquo;s economy more sustainable.

With Budget 2023 Modi govt's last full budget before the 2024 elections, expectations are high that FM will reduce the burden on taxpayers. Nitin Baijal, Director, Deloitte tells Avni Raja what could be in store for taxpayers this budget. 

Budget 2023: What can taxpayers expect? 

With Budget 2023 Modi govt's last full budget before the 2024 elections, expectations are high that FM will reduce the burden on taxpayers. Nitin Baijal, Director, Deloitte India tells Avni Raja what could be in store for taxpayers this budget. 

With Budget 2023 Modi govt's last full budget before the 2024 elections, expectations are high that FM will reduce the burden on taxpayers. Nitin Baijal, Director, Deloitte India tells Avni Raja what could be in store for taxpayers this budget&nbsp;

For the past few years, the budget hasn't brought too much cheer for tax payers. Although a new exemption-less tax regime with lower taxes was announced in 2020, it hasn't seen too many takers. This year, expectations are high that there will be some significant announcements related to personal taxation. Nitin Baijal, Director, Deloitte India lists out what he believes the budget may include this time round.&nbsp; Tax slabs With the new exemption-less tax regime not taking off, there could be some announcements with the aim of making the new tax regime more attractive. It is also expected that the budget tinkers with the tax slabs in the old regime as well.&nbsp; Sections 80C &amp; 80D There has been no change in section 80C limits for the last 8-9 years. The limit needs to definitely be hiked from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 2.5 lakh. Another important point is that tuition fee should be put into a seperate category and not fall under section 80C.&nbsp; Healthcare costs have also been rising. Exemption under section 80D must be hiked.&nbsp; Long term capital gains tax LTCG definitely needs a relook. There should be LTCG parity among asset classes. The investments tax structure must be made easier. With the current LTCG which is different for investments in different asset classes, it can get confusing for the investor.&nbsp; Work from home expenses An introduction of a section for exemptions related to expenses and allowances for work from home would be very useful. Especially in terms of electricity reimbursements for example or people buying furniture from the market.&nbsp;

As the Prime Minister bats for reform we look at all the factors that need urgent attention to help kickstart the Indian economy. Is the India growth story marred by red-tapism and tax terrorism? What can the government do to rejuvenate the climate of investment in the country? We ask experts and policy makers for their suggestions for a systems overhaul. On News Guru Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor to the government of India, Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General of CII, Mohandas Pai, Chairman, Aarin Capital and author and columnist, Tavleen Singh talk of the possible solutions to unclog the system.

News Guru| How can we reboot the 'India Story'?

With the abolition of retrospective tax, the Prime Minister has signaled a big push for reform to re-ignite the 'India Story'. What will it take for India Inc. to rekindle its 'animal spirit'?

With the abolition of retrospective tax, the Prime Minister has signaled a big push for reform to re-ignite the 'India Story'. What will it take for India Inc. to rekindle its 'animal spirit'?&nbsp;

Saying that reform is a matter of conviction not compulsion, the PM asked industry to take more risks and asked for suggestions on what further steps the government should take. Many in industry feel that the best way to reboot the India growth story is to take further steps to slash red tape and end tax/regulatory terrorism. Top &nbsp;experts and policy makers join us with their suggestions for a systems overhaul. On News Guru Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor to the government of India, Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General of CII, Mohandas Pai, Chairman, Aarin Capital and author and columnist, Tavleen Singh talk of the possible solutions to unclog the system.

U.S. President&nbsp;Joe Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package which is going to be part financed by a hike in corporate taxes.&nbsp;
The plan puts one trillion dollars&nbsp;into transportation infrastructure and also into American manufacturing, research and development.The announcement marks Biden&rsquo;s second major initiative after passage of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan in early March.Biden plans to fund the spending by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. Republicans &nbsp;under the Trump regime slashed the rate to 21% from 35% as part of their 2017 tax law.

Biden's new $2 trillion push for the US economy comes with a tax hike

U.S. President&nbsp;Joe Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package which is going to be part financed by a hike in corporate taxes.&nbsp;
The plan puts one trillion dollars&nbsp;into transportation infrastructure and also into American manufacturing, research and development.The announcement marks Biden&rsquo;s second major initiative after passage of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan in early March. Biden plans to fund the spending by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. Republicans &nbsp;under the Trump regime slashed the rate to 21% from 35% as part of their 2017 tax law.

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<li>Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package</li>
<li>Biden&nbsp;earmarks $1 trillion to transport infra, American manufacturing</li>
<li>Stimulus adds to $1.9 bn package announced in early March</li>
<li>Biden&nbsp;administration is looking to raise corporate tax to fund package</li>
<li>Biden&nbsp;proposing raising corporate tax to 28% from 21%</li>
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U.S. President&nbsp;Joe Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package which is going to be part financed by a hike in corporate taxes.&nbsp;
The plan puts one trillion dollars&nbsp;into transportation infrastructure and also into American manufacturing, research and development.The announcement marks Biden&rsquo;s second major initiative after passage of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan in early March. Biden plans to fund the spending by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. Republicans &nbsp;under the Trump regime slashed the rate to 21% from 35% as part of their 2017 tax law.

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