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Bishal Debbarma

Stealth • 10m

Indian economy is likely to grow at 7.5% in 2024. Do you think it will really help the people living below the poverty line to transition to the middle class, or will this growing economy only benefit the rich? What is your opinion?

Anonymous 2

Stealth • 10m

My whole ambition in life is and will be to impact in the lowest levels of the Indian Strata. Thats the goal, as you see the phrase “rich getting richer, poor getting poorer” is most popular in underdeveloped countries, as thats the truth. Per Capita income is 2000$, I believe 70% of urban cities have less than that. Acc. To the Indus Valley report by blume in 2024 there are about 30mn households in India with earnings above 12lpa. About 120mn people. Thats the most peculiar thing about our country, out of these only 30% pay tax , less than 10mn people give substantial tax compared to the top three. It’s completely messed up, funny and absolutely thrilling that ive got this mario life and i need to duck and dive, ultimately survive.

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Sanket Jadyar

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Which country should you register your company ?in terms of taking less tax.

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Chamarti Sreekar

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Are really situation so bad in Bengaluru? As google maps says thats it takes less than a Hour to get anywhere to anywhere in Bengaluru

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Hiral Jain

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Greetings everyone! Let's learn about our tax system! The Indian tax system is divided into two categories: Direct (income tax) and Indirect (GST)it's an unfair tax tbh. It's because everyone pays the same tax regardless of their income. For example

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Harshavardhan Golamari

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I don't know much about recent tax payment for business and rich people but I have recently started to see in media platform complain about rich people leaving the country. Can anyone explain what was the problem?

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Rajan Paswan

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