Union Budget 2025
Budget 2025: New Tax 25% Rate & Fresh Deductions — Check What’s Changing?
Budget 2025 introduces a new 25% tax rate for incomes between ₹15-20 lakh, a higher standard deduction of ₹1.2 lakh, corporate tax relief, and possible fuel tax reductions. This article breaks down the key changes, their impact on taxpayers, and expert insights on how to maximize savings under the new tax structure.
Budget 2025: Will You Pay Less Tax? Home Loan & Insurance Benefits Expected!
Budget 2025 is set to reshape India’s taxation landscape, potentially offering relief in income tax, home loans, insurance, and GST. Expected changes include revised tax slabs, increased home loan deductions, and higher insurance benefits. Stay updated with the latest announcements to maximize your savings. Read this detailed breakdown to understand how Budget 2025 may impact you.
Finance Minister Sitharaman’s 2025 Budget Focuses on Economic Revival Amid Global Uncertainties
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's 2025 Budget focuses on economic revival amid global uncertainties. The key priorities include tax reliefs, infrastructure growth, job creation, healthcare, education, tourism, and digital transformation. With a ₹11.11 trillion investment in infrastructure and a 15% hike in agriculture spending, this budget aims to create jobs, support MSMEs, and drive India's self-reliance. Read the full breakdown and implications of the budget.
What’s Coming in Budget 2025? Key Tax, Investment & Policy Expectations!
Union Budget 2025 is expected to introduce higher tax exemptions, new deductions for home loans and insurance, major infrastructure investments, green energy policies, and job creation initiatives. Find out what changes may impact your tax planning, investments, business growth, and employment prospects.
Budget 2025: Will the Government Hike the Standard Deduction? Here’s Why It Should Happen
The Union Budget 2025 may introduce a hike in the standard deduction, providing much-needed tax relief to salaried individuals and pensioners. With inflation and cost-of-living pressures mounting, experts advocate for an increase from ₹75,000 to ₹1,00,000 or more. This adjustment could boost disposable income, encourage the adoption of the new tax regime, and simplify tax compliance.
