News & Media 24th Jan 2025

New income tax regime has better tax rates, but what’s missing?

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Dipesh JainPartner | Mumbai

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Budget 2025 is just a few days away and anticipation of tax relief for the salaried taxpayers is also heating up as the government needs to address the slowdown in GDP amid the rise in the cost of living. Experts have mentioned the need for the government to put more money in the hands of taxpayers to boost consumption, which will lead to a rise in GDP. Hence, tax reliefs in the upcoming budget seems the best way to ensure it.

Against this backdrop, Dipesh Jain has been quoted in an article, “New income tax regime has better tax rates, but what’s missing?” written by Sonu Vivek published in India Today

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