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Some points
If your income is 12L, You pay 0 for the first 4L. From 4L - 8L i.e. next 4L, you pay 5% = 20,000. From 8L - 12 i.e. another 4L, you pay 10% = 40,000. Total Tax Payable= 60,000. Standard Deduction -75,000. So NO TAX FOR INCOME UP TO 12L. Get it?
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
New Tax slab:
0-4L-0%
4-8L-5%
8-12L-10%
12-16L-15%
16-20L-20%
20-24L-25%
24L+30%
People with income up to 12L will pay 0% income tax.
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