The overview of the Budget 2021 and its key points
The Budget, which was presented on 1st Feb 2021, was the first paperless Budget in Indian economic history. The Budget was presented with the theme of Atma Nirbhar Bharat. While…
The Budget, which was presented on 1st Feb 2021, was the first paperless Budget in Indian economic history. The Budget was presented with the theme of Atma Nirbhar Bharat. While…
A Budget is an estimation of one’s income and expenditure within a time period. Simplifying the first question generally, asked, “What is the Union Budget?” It is the estimation of…
Some strategical steps that can make difference and some leverages that can give a complete fillip to our national budget What are those and how can the Government make the national budget more friendly for the common human being surviving This article describes it all…
There are three ‘R’ in Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Today we will talk about reduce or items you do not need to buy yet you still do. In the age consumerism, it is easy to see why we fall prey and spend money on things we do not usually need. It might be better to know some things that you do not need but you buy. Maybe then we will stop buying them?
The Education Cess is a tax in India, which is imposed to help to cover the expenditures of sponsored programs or schemes by the government. The education cess tax was imposed in 2004. The rate of tax is 2% of income tax that is the amount of payable tax. It is collected independently of other taxes and it is given to help to all Indian citizens. Every time when you pay taxes you will see the total tax payable amount will go up tiny higher at the time of final payment. This increased percentage amount is the education tax, which is imposed in the direct taxes.
Consumers fixated on deals and discounts tend to purchase stuff which prove to not be really satisfying. The lack of satisfaction makes them continue to shop. Shopping is addictive, the rush the consumers get from snagging a bargain is even more addictive.