Rs 15 lakh annual income earner can save Rs 35,000, Rs 20 lakh earner can save Rs 90,000 and Rs 24 lakh-plus can save Rs 1.1 lakh
01-Feb-2025•Value Research Team
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This Union Budget has been a Diwali come early for taxpayers. Today, the Indian government proposed a revised new tax regime that aims to reduce the tax burden by 25 per cent to 100 per cent for incomes up to Rs 24 lakh.
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