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Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2019-2020

Start Date :
Jun 06, 2019
Last Date :
Jun 20, 2019
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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In order to make the Union Budget-making process participative and inclusive, the Ministry of Finance has sought inputs from citizens for the last several years. This year too, the ...

In order to make the Union Budget-making process participative and inclusive, the Ministry of Finance has sought inputs from citizens for the last several years. This year too, the Ministry looks forward to hearing from you on your suggestions for the Union Budget which will be presented in the Parliament in the upcoming session.

Citizens from all walks of life are welcome to be a part of this democratic exercise. You can submit your suggestions either directly in the comments box or attach a PDF document.

We seek your valuable ideas to continue the tradition of the Union Budget incorporating the citizens’ aspirations. The last date for submissions on this forum is 20th June 2019.

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Vikram Gupta
Vikram Gupta 7 years 2 months ago
Respected Finance Minister, please provide incentives to those who opt for medical insurance, I have seen families loosing their hard earned money and property to medical emergencies, incentives may motivate people to opt for medical insurances thanks v
RATNA GHOSH
RATNA GHOSH 7 years 2 months ago
Dear Madam Nirmala Sitharaman, Honourable Minister of Finance, To the Govt of India, New Delhi. A) I, Mrs. Ratna Ghosh, a senior Teacher of English and a Senior Citizen of India, residing in Kolkata, am to mention that you are aware the int rates on FDs are falling down gradually. So I would earnestly request you to pay kind attention to the following proposal. 1. To fix the interest rate constant at 10 to 12 percent. 2. Upper limit of investment per person Rs, 30 lacs. For a period of 10 yrs.
BALAKRISHNA K
BALAKRISHNA K 7 years 2 months ago
My suggestions on lifting rural economy. 1. appoint on every panchayath well educated youngsters with desire to live in rural areas or do social work as facilitators for acting as link between every villager interested in micro enterprise and the bureaucracy and banks. then he/she simply has to do the production and rest is taken care by this centrally appointed facilitator protecting small entrepreneurship from corruption and local bureaucracy. will convert rural area into employment hubs.
Namratha
Namratha 7 years 2 months ago
1.Incentives in the form of money to attract computerization & WIFI facilities as business management requires good support in various infrastructure without which we are not able to work to a high standard of excellence in our business. 2.Incentives in the form of money to stop migration from rural to urban under the existing employment conditions leaving an appreciable deficit in getting suitable qualified personnel. 3.Encouragement to non tax payers to enter tax regime & reduce burden payer
Raj kumar agarwal
Raj kumar agarwal 7 years 2 months ago
Madam, For salaried people, it becomes very irritating to pay huge taxes on their income, whereas they have to incur lots of expenses on the education of their wards and treatment of their parents. In my opinion for education expenses, some separate section should be created and not covered u/s 80C. Further, it should also be allowed for fees paid to affiliated Centres for part time courses as may be recognised by the government. Further, the upper limit under section 80D should be removed.
VishwanathaV
VishwanathaV 7 years 2 months ago
when energy individual's investments are linked to PAN/AADHAR why there is need for filling returns. Excess recoveries from the data available in IT office must be refunded directly to bank account. Only shortfall must be accounts must be served notice to pay the difference in amount. Salaried class will be most benefited and work in IT offices will be reduced.
Diler Singh Sankhla
Diler Singh Sankhla 7 years 2 months ago
Honerable Modi ji, please give relief in income tax by making only one income tax slab i.e. 15%, it will be like, "One Nation, One IT Slab". Jai Bharat
JMP ADVISORS PRIVATE LIMITED
JMP ADVISORS PRIVATE LIMITED 7 years 2 months ago
Exclusion from applicability of 56(2)(viib) to cases of corporate restructuring: In cases of merger/demerger, the issue of shares is in accordance with the Scheme of arrangement which is approved by the High Court/NCLT. Therefore, there is no question of generation or use or circulation of unaccounted money in such transactions. We request that a suitable proviso be inserted with retrospective effect in section 56(2)(viib) to carve out an exception from the applicability of the section.