New tax regime vs old tax regime post Budget 2025: These income earners may still benefit from old tax regime
The proposed changes could substantially increase the disposable income available to both middle-class and high-income ...
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2025 Budget Stakes: High-Income Tax Cuts, Price-Hiking Tariffs Would Harm Families
High-income households and profitable corporations would grow even wealthier under Republican proposals for trillions of ...
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Parliament Budget Session 2025 Live updates: New Income Tax Bill likely to be tabled in Lok Sabha today
Parliament is likely to see another stormy session as Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman might table the New Income Tax Bill ...
Ulip tax, updated ITR, NPS Vatsalya and other Budget 2025 personal finance changes that can impact you
Budget 2025 has brought about changes to Ulips, tax on NPS Vatsalaya and for filing of updated income tax returns. Read our ...
TDS on FD, NPS Vatsalya, ULIP taxation: Tax changes to know post Budget
Budget 2025 has introduced several personal finance changes that could significantly impact taxpayers and investors. Here are ...
New vs old income tax regime after Budget 2025: Post income tax slab changes, which tax regime is better for salaried middle class taxpayers?
Income Tax Slabs FY 2025-25 New versus Old Income Tax Regime: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced significant ...
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Budget 2025 income tax: Why standard deduction should be hiked under new tax regime
Budget 2025 income tax expectations: Standard deduction is a flat deduction available on the salary income that helps reduce the taxable income of a taxpayer. Personal tax experts are of the view ...
New regime narrows LTCG-regular income tax gap. Are equities still worth it?
Tax breaks introduced in budget 2025 have reduced the tax advantages of equity investments for small and medium investors, ...
SC’s highest income tax rate is higher than neighboring states. Could a cut make the budget?
According to state’s Revenue and Fiscal Affairs office, 44% of South Carolina’s tax filers don’t pay any state income tax.