WHAT TO EXPECT FROM BUDGET 2015
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LIST OF PROBABLE EXPECTATION FROM BUDGET
- Enhancement in income tax exemption limit: How could individual save much in rising inflation?? One way is to increase income tax slab which will either provide incentive to people to save more or this would place more disposable income and spending power in the hands of a common man.
- Raising of Exemption limits for various Allowances provided to Salaried Individual : For long Children Education Allowance Exemption Amount is only Rs. 100/- per month upto a maximum of 2 children this should see a change of up to a minimum of Rs 1,500. , Transport allowance is exempt upto Rs. 800/- per month and needs to be revised upwards to at least Rs 4,000 per month, given the rising commuting costs.
- 80C deduction limit should be Increased : 80c deduction limit of Rs 1,50,000/- limit already includes lots of items like Tuition fees , fixed deposits , Invest in ELSS / ULIP / Mutual fund/PPF/NSC , principal repayment of housing loan , Life Insurance Premium etc. If finance minister increases the maximum permissible investment limit under section 80 C, individuals would invest more in various tax saving instruments and claim deduction to save income tax. Flow of Premium in Life Insurance Sector will improve; tax saving funds should be the biggest beneficiary of such an increase like ELSS. Raghuram Rajan rightly said “benefits of this instrument have been lost over time as the limit was anchored at Rs 1 lakh for a long time.”
- Priority Sector :
- AGRICULTURE: Modernization/up gradation of agriculture to make agriculture a viable proposition, in similar line to FDI making positive Impact on the other sectors of the Economy like industry or services. There is need to strengthen the agricultural research system to meet the future challenges of a growing population. This year’s budget is expected to include incentives for investments in sectors such as fertilisers, cold chains and agricultural supply chains, Increase in spending related to irrigation projects, allowing further usage of hybrid seeds.
- DEFENCE: Need of Fund Allocation for defence strengthening. We need Fighter Aircraft, Medium Role Combat Aircraft in particular; we need Artillery Guns to replace the ageing bofors; we need munitions; we need urgent infusion of Naval Craft in several categories and so on and so forth.
- EDUCATION: Allocation of fund for digitization in both government and government aided schools, as also in private schools. With increased usage of e-books, taxation of e-books and other forms electronic content should be reviewed earnestly. Copyright infringement, piracy and plagiarism of content should be dealt with seriously so that authors and publishers are incentivised to produce high-quality and original work for learners. A reduction in VAT/custom duty on paper which unduly increase price of books shall certainly be a welcome step in 2015.
- HEALTH: The Government must look at providing incentives for doctors who work in rural areas and strengthen the emergency services at the primary health centre level. Removal of service tax on ‘Medical Insurance’. Upgrade districts hospitals to medical colleges or super- specialty hospitals. Removal of import duty on equipment, specially diagnostic and scanning equipment which will allow new technology to enter India. Increase in tax holiday period for setting up a hospital
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