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Glimpse on DTC bill 2010 and Common man

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ITS TIM E TO PAY BA C K …

DIRECT TAX CODE

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WHAT IS IT????

Taxes Classified broadly as

- Direct Tax Taxes Directly paid by a Person or Corporate directly to

the Government Like Income Tax ,Wealth Taxes, Corporate Tax, Capital Gain Tax, Petroleum Profit Tax.

- Indirect Tax Undoubtedly its all about tax paid indirectly like Taxes

on goods and Services, Excise Duties, Export & Import Duties, VAT etc

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India And Tax Regime

India an Middle income Country have an oriental Tax Regime Since Before DTC bill 2010.

Being an 3rd Largest Economy in Asia and Emergent Global Economy .

Tax GDP ratio increased from 2.97 at the beginning of this decade to 6.45 percent in 2009-2010.(Kudos to IT revolution)

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Current Position & What we Expect

Income tax Payers Slab

95.75 % of Tax Payers are in 1- 5 Lacs income group

2% -Tax payers are in 5-8lacs income group

2.2% - Tax Payers are in >8 lacs Income

New Tax Code aimed at benefiting 1-5 Lacs Slab Significantly

Let us c How…….

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Proposed Tax Regime- As Per DTC

•    Tax for income between Rs. 2 lakh – Rs. 5 lakh: 10%•    Tax for income between Rs. 5 lakh – Rs. 10 lakh: 20%•    Tax for income over Rs. 10 lakh: 30%

The limit for exemptions for salaried people is Rs. 2 lakh, while that for senior citizens is Rs. 2.5 lakh.

Corporate Tax -30%

Minimum Alternate Tax on book Profits -20%

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Reforms Under DTC bill(For Common Person)

Positive Effects:

• New Tax Regime ,Attractive Income TAX Slab

for Middle Income Group

Tax Exemption May Increased From 1lacs to

3Lacs

(Plan more to Get Exemption Effectively)

• Securities Transaction Tax may be Abolished.

……..R u an Share Market Savvy you may

Benefited with a small Pie

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Minor Adverse Effect to Common Man

Maturity Amount Received by - Provident Funds, Mutual Tax are Taxable. Currently no taxes are Levied

(A better future planner will increase his investment to avoid cut on returns)

• Interest Paid on Home Loans are Not Exempted

Perks from Employer is taxable. Perks in Form of Interest

free Loans, Free Lunch etc…

Nobody can gain without a loss

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An Example – DTC & Common Man

Name : Ajay Patel

Salary : 8 lacs per year

Investments : Investment of 30k in Mutual funds, 30k in

EPF , 20k in PPF and 20k in Insurance Policy .

Home Loan : Taken a Home loan and pays 80k as Principle

and 1.4 lacs as Interest .

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How it works

Tax as per Current System

Amount Exempted = 1.4 lacs as home loan interest + 1 lac in 80C

= 2.4 Lacs Taxable Income = 5.6 lacs Tax = 14k (10% from 1.6 to 3 lacs) + 40k (20% from 3 – 5 lacs) + 18k (30% on 5 – 5.6 lacs) = Rs 72,000

Tax as per New Tax Code  Amount Exempted = 1 lac from (mutual funds , PPF , EPF , Insurance) + 80k as Home loan principle = 1.8 lacsTaxable Income = 6.2 lacsTax = Rs 44,000 (10% on 1.6 lacs – 6.2 lacs)

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It’s a time to think

Are you Coming under Middle Income Group

Plan Efficiently on Basic Investment Plan

Increase your Efficiency on Personal Finance

Prepare yourself to utilize Government Reforms

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THANK YOU

Learn a Lot….Earn a Lot….

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All the Information are Shared from the Gained Knowledge through Internet

Suggestion are Invited to tally the Errors with Correction

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