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New Income Tax Bill 2025: Old Vs New Regime Differences, Exemption Limits And More
New Income Tax Bill 2025: We cover everything from tax slabs and the old vs. new regime to the latest rules and exemption limits.
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"You Aren't Rich If...": X User Says Anything Less Than Rs 60 Lakh Is Poor, Sparks Debate Online
A fintech enthusiast's X post claiming that anything less than Rs 60 lakh per annum is "poor" has sparked a discussion online.
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"What Happens If You Don't Have A Job?" Shashi Tharoor On Union Budget 2025
Budget 2025: According to the slabs revised under the new tax regime, those earning up to Rs 12 lakh annually won't have to pay any income tax.
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"Budget Responded To People's Voice": Nirmala Sitharaman
The 2025 Union Budget - which contained big-ticket announcements on revised income tax slabs and an increase to rebate ceiling, from Rs 7 lakh to Rs 12 lakh - was a response to the voice of the people, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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Tax Breakdown: How Much Relief Will Those Earning Up To Rs 25 Lakh Get
The government has revised the slabs and rates under the new regime to reduce taxes and leave taxpayers with more money in their hands. The government believes this will help domestic consumption and boost savings and investment.
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Revised Income Tax Slabs, Old Regime vs New Regime? Top Questions Answered
The highlight of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's eighth consecutive Budget is the relief to middle-class taxpayers from the salaried class. But the Budget speech, which also announced revised tax slabs, has left many confused
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No Income Tax Up To Rs 12 Lakh: Internet Flags Questions, Confusion
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced revised tax slabs and rates under the new regime to reduce the burden for all taxpayers.
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Budget 2025 Live: New Income Tax Slabs - How Much Do You Save?
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her Union Budget 2025 speech today announced a new tax slab that has been refreshed across the board.
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Budget 2025: Slabs Revised For New Regime, No Tax On Income Up To Rs 4 Lakh
Good news for the middle class. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced a revised tax slabs and rates under the new regime to reduce the burden for all taxpayers.
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Big Budget Boost For Middle Class: No Income Tax Up To Rs 12 Lakh
Giant Tax Relief For Middle Class: No Income Tax On Income Up To Rs 12 Lakh
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New Regime Or Old Regime - Which Income Tax Slab Works Best For You?
The income tax system in India operates through a progressive slab structure. The amount of tax an individual pays is directly proportional to their income in a financial year.
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Tax Slabs Changed, How Much Will You Pay With Rs 10 Lakh Annual Income?
Earlier, a salaried employee earning Rs 10 lakh per annum was supposed to pay an income tax of roughly Rs 52,500 under the new regime. Under the revised tax slabs in the new tax regime, he/she will have to pay around Rs 42,500.
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"Save As Much As Rs 17,500": Finance Minister on New Tax Regime Slabs
Standard deduction in the new tax regime will be increased from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Tuesday as she announced the 2024 Union Budget.
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Union Budget 2024: Angel Tax For All Classes Of Investors To Be Abolished
In a bid to bolster the Indian startup ecosystem, the Centre today announced the abolishment of angel tax for all classes of investors.
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What Is The Difference Between New And Old Income Tax Slabs
Income Tax in India operates under a structured system of tax slabs. Your incomes are divided into specific ranges, each with corresponding tax rates.
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New Income Tax Bill 2025: Old Vs New Regime Differences, Exemption Limits And More
New Income Tax Bill 2025: We cover everything from tax slabs and the old vs. new regime to the latest rules and exemption limits.
-
"You Aren't Rich If...": X User Says Anything Less Than Rs 60 Lakh Is Poor, Sparks Debate Online
A fintech enthusiast's X post claiming that anything less than Rs 60 lakh per annum is "poor" has sparked a discussion online.
-
"What Happens If You Don't Have A Job?" Shashi Tharoor On Union Budget 2025
Budget 2025: According to the slabs revised under the new tax regime, those earning up to Rs 12 lakh annually won't have to pay any income tax.
-
"Budget Responded To People's Voice": Nirmala Sitharaman
The 2025 Union Budget - which contained big-ticket announcements on revised income tax slabs and an increase to rebate ceiling, from Rs 7 lakh to Rs 12 lakh - was a response to the voice of the people, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
-
Tax Breakdown: How Much Relief Will Those Earning Up To Rs 25 Lakh Get
The government has revised the slabs and rates under the new regime to reduce taxes and leave taxpayers with more money in their hands. The government believes this will help domestic consumption and boost savings and investment.
-
Revised Income Tax Slabs, Old Regime vs New Regime? Top Questions Answered
The highlight of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's eighth consecutive Budget is the relief to middle-class taxpayers from the salaried class. But the Budget speech, which also announced revised tax slabs, has left many confused
-
No Income Tax Up To Rs 12 Lakh: Internet Flags Questions, Confusion
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced revised tax slabs and rates under the new regime to reduce the burden for all taxpayers.
-
Budget 2025 Live: New Income Tax Slabs - How Much Do You Save?
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her Union Budget 2025 speech today announced a new tax slab that has been refreshed across the board.
-
Budget 2025: Slabs Revised For New Regime, No Tax On Income Up To Rs 4 Lakh
Good news for the middle class. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced a revised tax slabs and rates under the new regime to reduce the burden for all taxpayers.
-
Big Budget Boost For Middle Class: No Income Tax Up To Rs 12 Lakh
Giant Tax Relief For Middle Class: No Income Tax On Income Up To Rs 12 Lakh
-
New Regime Or Old Regime - Which Income Tax Slab Works Best For You?
The income tax system in India operates through a progressive slab structure. The amount of tax an individual pays is directly proportional to their income in a financial year.
-
Tax Slabs Changed, How Much Will You Pay With Rs 10 Lakh Annual Income?
Earlier, a salaried employee earning Rs 10 lakh per annum was supposed to pay an income tax of roughly Rs 52,500 under the new regime. Under the revised tax slabs in the new tax regime, he/she will have to pay around Rs 42,500.
-
"Save As Much As Rs 17,500": Finance Minister on New Tax Regime Slabs
Standard deduction in the new tax regime will be increased from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Tuesday as she announced the 2024 Union Budget.
-
Union Budget 2024: Angel Tax For All Classes Of Investors To Be Abolished
In a bid to bolster the Indian startup ecosystem, the Centre today announced the abolishment of angel tax for all classes of investors.
-
What Is The Difference Between New And Old Income Tax Slabs
Income Tax in India operates under a structured system of tax slabs. Your incomes are divided into specific ranges, each with corresponding tax rates.
