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Vamshi krishna Nayini

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Plain popcorn: 5% GST. Salted popcorn: 12% GST. Caramel popcorn: 18% GST. This is the state of taxation in India! As a tech business owner, how can we thrive in an environment with such irrational policies? India is already ranked 1st worldwide for collecting exorbitant taxes. No wonder leaders like Ambani are opening offices in Singapore to escape this burden. For a middle-class individual, it’s even worse: - Pay income tax (ITR) on your salary. - Use the remaining income to buy goods/services and pay GST. - Tax on education, healthcare, insurance—almost everything! How is this sustainable? Taxation should be reasonable and fair, not an endless cycle of burden. Think, Bharat. Think, India. Let’s push for policies that empower us to grow. 💡🇮🇳 #ReduceGST #FairTaxation #EconomicReforms #Modi #NirmalaSitharaman #Entrepreneurship #MiddleClassIndia @narendramodi @nsitharamanoffc @startupindia @dippgoi @mygovindia @FinMinIndia @RBI @NITIAayog

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