A panipuri seller from Tamil Nadu received a GST notice after earning Rs 40 lakh in a year through online payments—just imagine how much they must have earned offline!
Many small vendors are making big money without paying any tax.
Time to start a
Digital India is a good initiative without it we can't develop, but the tax system isn't. The government should implement a system that ensures everyone, regardless of their profession, contributes their fair share through taxes.
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For a 1 crore income,
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A street vendor pays zero taxes.
A corporate pays 25L on profits.
A salaried employee pays 31L tax on income.
When will everyone pay their fair share of taxes?
any ideas how can it be fixed?
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The Indian tax system is divided into two categories: Direct (income tax) and Indirect (GST)it's an unfair tax tbh.
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₹1 Cr salary? You take home ₹65L after taxes.
₹1 Cr business profit? You keep ₹80L after deductions.
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The system wasn’t designed for workers. It was built for owners.
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