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Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2022 - 2023

Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2022 - 2023
Start Date :
Dec 17, 2021
Last Date :
Jan 07, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance invites suggestions from citizens every year, to make the Budget-making process participative and inclusive. ...

The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance invites suggestions from citizens every year, to make the Budget-making process participative and inclusive.

The Ministry looks forward to your ideas and suggestions for the Union Budget 2022-2023, Please share your ideas and suggestions that can help transform India into a global economic powerhouse with inclusive growth.

The Ministry of Finance and MyGov looks forward to your valuable suggestions.

Participate in good governance. Be heard.

The last date for submissions is 7th January 2022.

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WATSAN Envirotech
WATSAN Envirotech 4 years 8 months ago
Innumerable temples and heritage ruins are more than 3,00,000 ONLY within India which badly needs documentation, then identification as priority and restoration in stages. This needs more staff in ASI, NMA and state archaeological departments in huge number. With a target of next 2 decades we need atleast 100 crores to be allocated for restoration of heritage temples. This would give a fillip to temple tourism, local employment and rejuvenation of our culture and heritage value.
YourName waseem akram
YourName waseem akram 4 years 8 months ago
jai hind jai bharat maa i am from jammu and kashmir my aim is to serve the nation im belong to very poor family please admission me
Abhishek Rathi
Abhishek Rathi 4 years 8 months ago
Some other Suggestions of GST & INCOME TAX 1) NPS Limit should be increased to 100000 2) GST Rate on automobile should de done on based on CC as thie 75 - 125 CC are not a luxurious ites. The cost of these increased significantly from last two year. As these used by general public at large 3) Petrol & Diesel should come ambit in GST 4) Sometimes happen CGST AND SGST department both issue notice for the same thing. we request some provision should be inserted to avoid duplication of this work 5) EWAY LIMIT SHOULD BE INCREASED CENTRALLY ATLEAST TO 150000 and send special guidelines to state to comply with the same 6) Applicability of GST limit increase to atleast 30-35 lakhs 7) Non-Gst supplier guideline should be issued with respect of invoices or any return forms 8) Health Care Budget should be given district wise 9) Oriental, New India and United INSURANCE should be merged
WATSAN Envirotech
WATSAN Envirotech 4 years 8 months ago
Sir the pension for MLAs, MPs should be ratified. Please show finger at one MLA and MP who is poor and badly needs the Pension. This has to be cut to save millions of money to spend the money back on welfare projects.
WATSAN Envirotech
WATSAN Envirotech 4 years 8 months ago
The more the poor and middle class spend, the more the better for economy. The item "water purifiers without electricity" is not at all there in the GST lexicon. This attracts 18% GST under the category" Industrial products- liquid and gas purification machine". Is it not funny that we compete with A/C makers, Air purifier, air conditioners and pay high GST instead buy standalone water purifiers for the rural poor and the middle class? Please make it 5% and add a category -water purifiers both with electricity (UV and other electrically run purifiers) with 18% and those without electricity @5%. Thanks a lot.
Abhishek Rathi
Abhishek Rathi 4 years 8 months ago
Dear Sir/Ma'am The Suggestion are as Below - Income Tax Act Suggestion 1) The 80C Limit should be extended to 200000 2) The Old tax regime should be there and new tax regime should be abolished 3) The STCG should be chargeable at normal rates. It should not to be charged at special rates. Other option a limit should be define pr special deduction can provided 4) 87A deduction should be continue 5) TDS rates on Commision/Brokerage/Contracts and other small limits in TDS should be increase by 50% 6) Returns of ITR 1 & 2 should be eased as the quarter wise details of Dividend and STCG is a cumbersome process 7) COVID donation should be considered as 80G Deduction @100% Qualified amount with no limit 8) INCENTIVE BASED RETURN FILLING SHOULD BE ENCOURAGE TO AVOID LAST MINUTE FILLING. 9) Timely update of 26AS 10) Return Filling Late Fees should be lowered
SANKARANKAILASANATHADHITHISHAR
SANKARANKAILASANATHADHITHISHAR 4 years 8 months ago
RESPECTED PM GOOD EVENING. IN CONTINUATION TO MY PREVIOUS SUGGESTION, I WISH GIVE AN IDEA TO REDUCE THE PRICE OF PETROL AND DIESEL IN TRANSPORT SECTOR. LET US STOP GIVING SUBSIDY TO PETROLEUM BASED INDUSTRIES SO THAT THE FUND RAISED DUE TO THIS CAN BE DIVERTED TO REDUCE THE PRICE OF PETROL AND DIESEL IN DOMESTIC SECTOR. SUPPOSE THE FERTILIZER INDUSTRY WILL GO DOWN BY REDUCING SUBSIDY. AT THE SAME TIME AGRICULTURE CAN BE MANAGED THROUGH NATURAL FARMING. SANKARAN
Swetha Kolluri
Swetha Kolluri 4 years 8 months ago
Honorable Finance Minister, Please consider following suggestions for Budget 2022-23: 1. Please don't allocate more public investments to leaky buckets - CAG reports can be referred to see which bucket (program) is more/less effective in transfering intended benefit to citizens. No point in investing more into departments and programs that had low or no performance 2. Close down the programs that could not even show reasonable financial progress during 2021. 3. Invest in structural reforms as opposed to incremental improvement. 4. We need to think differently about development to recover the losses during the pandemic. Invest more in innovation and high-impact solutions, even if they are high-risk. 5. We need to think about pockets where problems intersect - like vulnerability, extreme poverty, extreme environmental degradation - and make special investments for these pockets (smaller than blocks) 6. Invest in future - climate resilience, adaptation, green jobs.
Nagesh N
Nagesh N 4 years 8 months ago
Dear Sir/Madam, Please consider reducing/removing GST for Sr. Citizen health insurance - Sr. Individuals are generally non-earning and do a living by pension or conventional interest-earning-methods. Thanks Nagesh
Nagesh N
Nagesh N 4 years 8 months ago
Dear Sir/Madam Here is one suggestion that i believe is beneficial for income tax paying individual's family. In case of death of the IT paying individual, an amount (Eg. current yr IT + previous yr IT Paid) be paid back to their families. it will be immense help to the family esp. if there are studying children Similarly, for the one who has been 'salaried' all his/her working period(60 yrs of age), the final year IT (or a portion of it) may be waived off.. These is indeed is a gratitude towards the citizen who while making their own living, contributed towards country's development by regularly paying taxes