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IRS tax bracket changes in 2024 may result in bigger paychecks, what are they?

The latest tax changes could potentially give Americans a chance to take home bigger paychecks, here's what the new tax brackets and standard deductions are

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Published on Dec 27, 2023 09:43 PM IST
ByArya Vaishnavi

New pathways to build Viksit Bharat

Political parties should promise to address concerns related to water, education and domestic capital formation

Free water and free power to agriculture lead to major inefficiency in water use(HT Files)
Published on Nov 09, 2023 03:25 AM IST
ByJanmejaya Sinha

Gross income of taxpayers rose 56% in 8 yrs, from 4.5 lakh to 7 lakh: Govt

The filing of ITRs was growing consistently and 7.41 crore returns have been filed for AY 2023-24 as on date, which includes 53 lakh first-time filers, the govt said

The increase in average gross total income for top 1% individual taxpayers is 42% while that for bottom 25% individual taxpayers is 58% (File Image)
Updated on Oct 26, 2023 10:25 PM IST
ByRajeev Jayaswal

Direct tax collections reach 11.07 lakh crore, up 18% YoY

Net direct tax collection stands at ₹9.57 lakh crore, up 21.82% YoY.

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Published on Oct 10, 2023 09:23 PM IST
ANI | | Posted by Singh Rahul Sunilkumar

Budget may reform GST filing process

The finance ministry has been working on simplifying archaic income-tax laws and rationalising tax rates in line with recommendations of the task force on the Direct Tax Code (DTC), which submitted its report on August 19, 2019, they added.

The budget is expected to announce several direct and indirect tax reforms including further simplification of income-tax laws(AFP)
Updated on Jan 25, 2020 05:19 AM IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | ByRajeev Jayaswal

The quest for a simpler and more efficient GST

The tax regime is positive. But a set of reforms, based on comparative experiences of other countries, will help

Tax system design is full of difficult trade-offs, but there are powerful rules of thumb that can guide policymakers. Simplicity and stability are crucial — a complicated tax system is likely to be expensive, inefficient, and inequitable, while frequent policy changes make it difficult for taxpayers to plan(PTI)
Updated on Dec 02, 2019 06:58 AM IST
BySarthak Agrawal and Ross Warwick

The economic contraction | HT Editorial

There is a way out. Focus on the informal sector and rural incomes

The second factor at play is the squeeze on farm incomes through low inflation(AP)
Updated on Nov 12, 2019 06:20 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By

Moody’s lowers India’s outlook to ‘negative’ from ‘stable’ citing lower economic growth

Moody’s affirmed the Baa2 foreign-currency and local-currency long-term issuer ratings for India.

Moody’s Investors Service has changed the outlook on India’s ratings to ‘negative’ from ‘stable’(Bloomberg)
Updated on Nov 08, 2019 09:22 AM IST
New Delhi | ByPress Trust of India

Govt plans rejig in personal tax slabs to boost spending

The move comes after the government slashed corporate tax rates to boost investment and sentiment, and make Indian industry more competitive — a decision well received across the spectrum.

Government officials have been working on simplifying archaic income-tax laws and rationalising tax rates in line with recommendations of the task force on the Direct Tax Code (DTC), which submitted its report on August 19. (Photo @nsitharaman)
Updated on Jul 05, 2020 03:43 PM IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | ByRajeev Jayaswal

Build the budget around government spending

In India’s boom years ahead of the 2008-09 economic crisis, it was investment, albeit private, that powered growth. With the export market under significant squeeze today compared to what it was before the crisis, one important driver for private investment is missing

The Indian economy’s biggest vulnerability is oil, and in its first term, the Modi-led government benefited from a benign global oil-price regime. That isn’t available to the new government(PTI)
Updated on Jun 08, 2019 06:10 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By

Cash transfer promises: Recipe for a fiscal disaster

Not only is the country’s tax base small, it is also difficult to raise tax rates too much without reducing compliance

The notion of rich is relative. 99.7% of households in India earn less than Rs 1 lakh per month(Sattish Bate/Hindustan Times)
Updated on Apr 27, 2019 10:31 AM IST
ByIla Patnaik

50% more tax returns filed this year; official credits notes ban for spike

The number of people filing income tax returns (ITR) has increased 50 per cent to 6.08 crore so far in the assessment year 2018-19 compared to the year-ago period, a top official said on Tuesday.

CBDT chairman Sushil Chandra exuded confidence that the revenue department would achieve direct tax collection target of Rs 11.5 lakh crore for the current financial year ending March 31, 2019.(PTI/File Photo)
Updated on Dec 04, 2018 07:26 PM IST
New Delhi | ByPress Trust of India

PM Modi should accept demonetisation was wrong, writes Rajdeep Sardesai

Whatever spin the government may now give, there is no escaping the original self-proclaimed agenda behind the sudden withdrawal of ₹500 and ₹1000 rupee notes from the system. Two years later, there is growing evidence to indicate that ‘note-bandi’ is no longer seen as an electoral asset on the campaign trail

An old man crying for missing his spot in the long queue at State Bank of India’s New Colony branch, in Gurgaon, on December 13, 2016.(Parveen Kumar/Hindustan Times)
Updated on Nov 09, 2018 09:17 PM IST
Hindustan Times | ByRajdeep Sardesai

Demonetisation a ‘shrewd scheme’ to help PM’s ‘suit-booted friends’: Rahul Gandhi

On the second anniversary of demonetisation, he also said that there was nothing innocent about this “scam” and claimed that drawing any other meaning out of it was an insult to the intelligence of the nation.

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Thursday alleged that demonetisation was a planned “brutal conspiracy” and a “shrewd scheme” to convert the black money of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “suit-booted friends”.(PTI)
Updated on Nov 08, 2018 09:03 PM IST
New Delhi | ByPress Trust of India

81,000 Indians earned in excess of Rs 1 crore in FY17, says CBDT data

Incomes of all categories of Indian taxpayers increased by 67% in the last four years, the data released by the income tax department showed.

The number of returns filed by taxpayers has also increased by 65% from 33.1 million in 2013-14 to 54.4 million in 2017-18.(Reuters File Photo)
Published on Oct 22, 2018 11:51 PM IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By

GST cheer for government as states’ shortfall drops

Last year, when India moved to the one-nation-one-tax regime, the Centre promised to compensate individual states for any loss of revenue from the introduction of GST, which subsumed a raft of indirect levies.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley during an interview with Hindustan Times at his office in North Block, New Delhi, India, on Tuesday.(HT Photo)
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:12 AM IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | BySudhi Ranjan Sen

Few hits and many misses from demonetisation after two years

Data show demonetisation didn’t weed out black money or cash gained through illegal means, which was a key objective of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plan. On the plus side, there’s been some widening in the country’s dismal tax base, an increase in digital payments and drop in fake notes.

The return of 99.7% of the banned 500- and 1,000-rupee notes to the banking system showed the desired results of demonetisation could not be achieved.(AP/Picture for representation)
Updated on Sep 24, 2018 11:53 PM IST
Bloomberg, New Delhi | ByVrishti Beniwal

Economy formalised, tax base widened: Arun Jaitley on demonetisation

Finance minister Arun Jaitley wrote that the positive impacts of demonetisation included the formalisation of economy, more money in the system, higher tax revenue, higher expenditure and higher growth after the first two quarters.

In his post, Arun Jaitley argued that the anonymity about the owner of cash disappears when money is deposited in banks.(PTI)
Updated on Aug 30, 2018 11:49 PM IST
New Delhi | ByHT Correspondent

Recent GST rate cut to weigh on govt finances: Moody’s

The government expects GST revenue to add up to an additional 1.5% of GDP in the medium-term

Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia attends the session on 'One Year Journey Of GST' at FICCI office, in New Delhi.(PTI Photo)
Published on Jul 30, 2018 12:44 PM IST
Press Trust of India, New Delhi | ByPress Trust of India
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