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Janasena Comedian Username: Janasena Post Number: 1089 Registered: 03-2019 Posted From: 83.250.245.78 Rating: |
Since demon happened my son height has grown, thanks to Modi Jai_YCP: PK 2 segments -2 lakhs (avg 1 lakh per segment) inko 10 segments - 6 lakhs (abg 60K per segment) inko 15 segments - 2.5 lakhs (avg 15K per segment) migilina 100+ segments - 4.5 lakhs (4-5k per segment) | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 3447 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.104.252.173 Rating: N/A |
https://www.financialexpress.com/economy/note-ban-demonetisa tion-number-of-tax-filers-nex-tax-filers-increased-dropped-f ilers-stopped-filers-declined-cbdt/1538392/ Tax filers increased, number of dropped filers declined post note ban, says CBDT Note Ban: CBDT says note ban had a phenomenal positive impact on the formalisation of Indian economy and widening of tax base. | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 3445 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.104.252.173 Rating: |
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/ direct-tax-collection-up-since-demonetisation/articleshow/69 077749.cms 'Direct tax collection up since demonetisation' TNN | Updated: Apr 28, 2019, 04:39 IST NEW DELHI: Significant rise in direct net tax collections in the year of demonetisation and after, exceptional growth in revenue from advance and self-assessment tax under personal income tax and steady increase in new income tax filers point to positive impact of note ban, official sources said. Even as a political battle rages over demonetisation announced by PM Modi on November 8, 2016, government data show trends of formalisation of the economy and a widening of the tax net, suggesting positives despite the initial shock to the financial system. The revenue growth trends continued in the 2018-19 fiscal, more than two years after demonetisation, with corporate income tax growing at 14% and personal income tax at 13%. Voluntary tax payments under advance tax are also growing at a healthy rate of 14% which, if seen along with increasing digitalisation, points to a cleaner economic system, said sources. Apart from large cash deposits, there was a significant increase in accounts operated by persons such as domestic workers, artisans and casual labour. As they deposited old currency in banks, their cash became safer than it was when it was stored in tin boxes and under mattresses. Growth trends in the number of income tax returns filed have not slackened and a little over a crore of new filers were added till February this year. The demonetisation year of 2016-17 saw a 29% growth of new income tax filers, accelerating a trend since 2015-16. âA clear upswing in new tax filers can be attributed to higher compliance due to transfer of cash into formal channels as a result of demonetisation,â said a source. The data underlines enforcement actions against black money in the context of demonetisation, with Rs 900 crore seized between November, 2016 to March, 2017. The increase in revenues and returns is seen to have nudged individuals and businesses to adopt more transparent means. â18 lakh cases were identified where cash deposits were not in sync with the returns filed or those who had not filed their returns. Intensive emails and SMSes were sent to them with the result that tax collections have become better,â said the source. |
