Budget Reaction | 2024
This Union Budget is aimed at enhancing employment, skill development, MSMEs, and the welfare of the middle class. By raising the standard deduction and adjusting tax slabs, taxpayers under the new regime will face lower tax burdens, thus improving their disposable income, which bodes well for consumer spending.
The introduction of a clause pertaining to non-deductible expenses in Section 37 for life insurance companies may lead to tax litigation. The proposed hike in Capital Gain Tax is expected to impact the tax liabilities for ULIP policyholders. However, the ULIP holders purchasing policies with premium of less than 2.5 lakh p.a. can continue to avail benefits under Section 10 (10D) and are not liable to pay any tax on maturity.
The decrease in TDS rate from 5% to 2% on policy payouts is anticipated to boost customers' liquidity, which is a welcome move
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