After tax cuts, govt should cut red tape for small businesses

Feb 3, 2025 | 14:15 IST

Exempting the middle class from income taxes should boost consumer spending. A push to investments and jobs, however, will need greater ease of doing business

The Indian middle class, and even some of its top 10% earners, are now fully exempt from income taxes. Small businesses don’t expect such largesse; they just want to know when they will be free of stifling red tape.

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After tax cuts, govt should cut red tape for small businesses

Exempting the middle class from income taxes should boost consumer spending. A push to investments and jobs, however, will need greater ease of doing business

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After tax cuts, govt should cut red tape for small businesses

Exempting the middle class from income taxes should boost consumer spending. A push to investments and jobs, however, will need greater ease of doing business

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