Crypto Tax on gains is 30% in india. Incase of emergency what will you choose? Take loan on crypto and repay loan later or just sell crypto and pay tax or any other options you have?
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Ayush saxena
Stealth • 7m
What you think if TAX RAJ in india ?
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Ankit Sarkar
Stealth • 8d
I have a Ideo of an unique Business.
We will sale Product that are not available in India. But the product is available in Foreign countries. We will buy the product form the Foreign countries and Sale it in India.
I think next civil war in India happens because of tax . We are facing this huge problem since 1947 and every government force only middle class people's for tax . According to reports only 3.5% people in India paying tax and other are just enjoying
🚨 Donald Trump says he will impose equivalent tariffs on India if India maintains its 100% tax on US imports.
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NANDHA
Stealth • 4m
Did you guys ever wondered? In India we pay most of the taxes and get nothing on return?.
Eg:
Let's assume a family earns 1.5 lac per month. And they buy
groceries 20k
enjoyment 10k
Children's study 20k (both)
Rent 15-20k (depends)
Tax - 30% exc
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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 7m
Medial is now available for download (on Android) in most of the countries world-wide. Bring your NRI friends and make Medial a stronger/diverse community to brainstorm in! 🤞
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Sameer Patel
Stealth • 7m
Cost Inflation Index
The Cost Inflation Index (CII) helps adjust the purchase price of an asset to account for inflation, making it easier to calculate capital gains tax fairly in India. The government updates the CII every year.
Example: If you b
hye i am. real. estate agent
my name is vikas kumar
my idea is apartment ready to move buy market lower price and sale market price as a holding amount 10% than time 90days sale property in market price
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project sankalan
Stealth • 5m
A sin tax is an excise tax levied on goods and services like tobacco, alcohol and gambling, which are deemed harmful to people. The tax aims to reduce or eliminate the use of such products by making them more expensive to buy. The government is expec