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Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2022 - 2023

Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2022 - 2023
Start Date :
Dec 17, 2021
Last Date :
Jan 07, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance invites suggestions from citizens every year, to make the Budget-making process participative and inclusive. ...

The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance invites suggestions from citizens every year, to make the Budget-making process participative and inclusive.

The Ministry looks forward to your ideas and suggestions for the Union Budget 2022-2023, Please share your ideas and suggestions that can help transform India into a global economic powerhouse with inclusive growth.

The Ministry of Finance and MyGov looks forward to your valuable suggestions.

Participate in good governance. Be heard.

The last date for submissions is 7th January 2022.

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Ashish Munot
Ashish Munot 4 years 9 months ago
The salaried people need to be considered and given more benefits as they are the most tax payers and have no way of saving like businessmen as whatever salary they get is already TAXED. Salaried people if given more benefits like increase the standard deduction, increase of the homeloan interest deduction (can you get a house with interest on loan up to 2 lacs per year in Indian cities like Pune etc. Not at all possible when home prices are more than 50 lacs), give benefits like depreciation on vehicles, furniture etc. This will also boost the economy because this is the only class which spends white money and hence they will also ask for receipts which will inturn increase the revenue for IT dept.
Dp Bahuguna
Dp Bahuguna 4 years 9 months ago
Humble submission to Honble FM. Pl. increase FD interest rates on savings of senior citizens, especially for retired personnel from PSUs. They don't get pension, hence depend solely on income generated from interest on FDs. e.g. if a retired person gets a lumpsum amount of Rs. 50 lakhs then@7% on this he used to get Rs. 3.50lacs annually, but now@5.50% he gets only Rs. 2.75 lacs annually, which means he gets only Rs. 22916/- per month. One can imagine for lower rank persons. Pl. restore 7%.
HARTAJ SINGH
HARTAJ SINGH 4 years 9 months ago
Dear Sir Cut LPG prices and unemployed as well as overaged candidates Stephen policy is very much needed in future prospectives.
DineshDubariya
DineshDubariya 4 years 9 months ago
To reduce black money and create discipline in country, I suggest: 1) Reduce Income tax rates for income less than Rs. 20Lacs. This will result in less tax collection. 2) This shortage will be fulfilled by law breakers, e.g. hefty fines for Road Transport Rules, Increase in Road Tax, Parking Tickets (as what is there in foreign country). I know some of the activities are state list, this can be bought under concurrent, the way we got GST. This will be major reform after GST, resulting less taxes on income. This will also improve vote bank.
DheerajKumarPankaj
DheerajKumarPankaj 4 years 9 months ago
father and mother are the best gift of God and when they get old it is responsibility of children to take care of them properly. In every sector of Government services and also in private sector economically dependent father are part of family for medical benefits except Railways. Railway does not consider economically dependent father as dependent on railway employee even if employees father has no income and he is on bed. In this budget the economically dependent father should also be included in Railway employee's medical and other benefits. This will be the best gift for Senior citizen of India who lives in joint families
KN SRIHARI
KN SRIHARI 4 years 9 months ago
Sir, I request to give importance to following 1) Educational sector, Neither the state government or central government rescued the Teaching faculty in times of covid with special reference to private college who were dominating the Educational system. Most of them left their profession. We should make a master plan else technologically and economically it will be a self destruction 2) Weitage to defence sector 3) More intensified MSME growth. Let our Citizens be entrepreneurs so the dependency on government can be reduced. 4) More Medical facilities to all groups of citizens take example of Sweden 5) Master plan In reducing all kinds of pollution. 6) As the price index have gone up increase the limit of no tax till 4,50,000. 7) Bring accountability to faculty in government Educational Institutions. Need quality and consistency as they are being paid well . 8) Fundss to border areas tof north to avoid intrusion of enemy countries.
RAVI MADRASI
RAVI MADRASI 4 years 9 months ago
Respected Sir, Is Baar Kuch Naya Ho Jaaye. Kyun Na Hum Employment Ke Liye Alag Budget Banaya Jaaye. Isse Budget Fund Par Pura Central Govt Ke Under Hi Released Hoga. Aur Konsa Bhi Recruitment Ho Toh Time Deke Uske Date Ke Andar Hi Recruitment Hone Jaisa Kiya Jaaye. Iske Baare Me Bhi Sochiye. Jai Hind.
Gurudath Sathyavan
Gurudath Sathyavan 4 years 9 months ago
As a significant step towards reducing compliance burden and to improve eases of doing business, the(Business) Income Tax burden need to shift to the ones who earn the income. To this effect the concept of TDS and and presumptive taxations need to be redefined. The liability of payor should limit to information sharing regarding payments instead of administering the Tax deductions and taking up criminal liability burden on that account. A system need to be implemented to effectively track payments and make the payees responsible and liable for Income Tax payments. I believe this reform can truly unshackle the spirit of Indian business and greatly help in ease of doing business .