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Income Tax Budget 2025 LIVE: New vs old tax regime— Which one should you choose now?
Stay tuned for live updates as FM Sitharaman presents her eighth Union Budget 2025. Follow our live coverage for all the details
Takeaways from India's budget that slashes income tax on the salaried middle class to spur growth
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government presented an annual budget to Parliament on Saturday that focused on wooing the salaried middle class with tax cuts and spurring economic growth by boosting agriculture and manufacturing.
Budget 2025 Memes: FM Sitharaman hits an income tax sixer for the middle class, and the internet can’t stop memeing
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman surprises with Union Budget offering no income tax for earnings up to Rs 12 lakh, and tax exemptions for up to Rs 12.75 lakh with standard deductions. Social media reacts with memes highlighting the budget as a major relief for the middle class,
Budget 2025: FM Sitharaman explains how taxpayers will save upto ₹2.6 lakh under the new tax rates
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced new tax slab rates under the new tax regime during her Budget 2025 speech, thus benefitting taxpayers across the board. Till now, rebate under section 8&A is offered for taxpayers earning upto ₹7 lakh.
Union Budget 2025: PM Modi announces tax-free income up to Rs 12 Lakh, major relief for middle class
In Union Budget 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled significant tax reforms aimed at benefiting the middle class. He states, “In this budget, income up to Rs 12 lakh per annum has been made tax-free.
India Budget 2025: Zero Income Tax till ₹12 lakh income under new tax regime, announces FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Indian Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday (Feb 1) announced a major relief for the middle class in India with a special tax exemption for salaried individuals. As per the announcement, under the new tax regime,
Union Budget 2025: FM Nirmala Sitharaman to announce 'New Income Tax bill' based on DTC next week
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, in her Union Budget 2025-26 presentation on Saturday, announced plans to introduce a new Income Tax Bill. This bill will be based on the highly anticipated Direct Tax Code (DTC),
Budget 2025: FM Nirmala Sitharaman to Introduce New Income Tax Bill Next Week
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced in Parliament that the government will introduce the new Income Tax Bill next week. The much-anticipated bill aims to bring significant changes to the taxation system,
Reactions to India's 2025-26 budget
India plans to cut personal income tax rates to boost middle-class spending power and seeks to increase private investment to ...
Union Budget 2025 Highlights: Makhana, Middle Class, Medicine — Nirmala Sitharaman's plan for the Indian economy
Highlights: FM Nirmala Sitharaman's announcement on February 1 brings a gift for the Indian middle class with no tax payable ...
Cleveland Browns stadium, Ohio schools: 7 things to watch for in Gov. Mike DeWine’s budget
DeWine is set to unveil his final state budget plan as governor, kicking off months of negotiations on everything from K-12 ...
Indian shares muted as budget tax relief offsets capex concerns
Indian shares inched lower in a special session for the union budget on Saturday, as markets took a breather after a ...
An Unconventional Plan for Fixing the Federal Budget
The Apollo C.E.O. Marc Rowan has championed a model that doesn’t fit within party lines.
Budget 2025-26: 50 new tourist spots on anvil to boost jobs
Union FM Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled plans to develop 50 tourist destinations, boosting the tourism budget to ₹2,541.06 crore, focusing on employment-led growth.
Senate Budget Committee advances Russell Vought, Project 2025 architect, to floor vote
The Senate Budget Committee voted on Thursday to advance Russell Vought, Trump's pick to lead the OMB, for a floor vote.
‘We have zero and zero’: Legislature passes base budget with no new revenue for supplemental spending
The Utah Legislature passed its base budget. All other supplemental spending must be reallocations from current programs.