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Taxes on IPL tournaments: ZERO % Taxes on Research & Development: 18 % Tax on IPL tickets for common people 18% + GST 28% + Entertainment Tax Shows the messed-up priorities in this country !

Taxpayer earns ₹1 → Govt takes 31.2%. He buys a product → Add 5 to 28% GST. Spends on fuel → 50% tax. Saves money → Taxed again. But no, he’s not oppressed.

Continue-Tax and Accounting Compliance within the Online Gaming Sphere!! Value of supply of online gaming including online money gaming Value =Total paid or payable to or deposited with the supplier by way of money or money's worth, including virtu

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

In my latest blog, I explore the multifaceted dynamics of player engagement within the thriving gaming industry, now a multi-billion dollar marketplace. I analyze market dynamics, highlighting platform distribution: 55% mobile, 28% PC, and 16% consol

Come on, just stop already - 🔥 Deeptech takes years to build, and here Indian VC give 10 mins to pitch. They don't understand the essence of R&D and want immediate results. No one wish to spend on R&D. So companies like Swiggy, Zomato fly but DeepT

30+ Strategies How Billionaires Avoid Taxes. 🚀 1. Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich 2. Tax Haven Residency 3. Offshore Shell Companies 4. Trust Funds 5. Carried Interest Loophole 6. Capital Gains Tax Rate 7. Intellectual Property Rights Shifts 8.

In India, taxes like income tax are really high, but the public services don't seem to match. My suggestion: If someone pays ₹5 crore in tax, the govt should tell them, 'Instead of paying us, invest that money in your local area—build roads, schools,

🚨 Breaking News: Major GST Overhaul Announced! 🚨 The GST Council just dropped a game-changer: a sharp two-tier tax structure replacing the old four slabs! 🔹 New slabs: 5% & 18% standard rates 🔹 Heavy sin goods now taxed at 40% This means