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Budget 2026: Big Relief For Travellers As International Tour Package Costs Drop
The latest budget trims upfront taxes on overseas tour bookings, easing the cost of travelling abroad for Indian passengers.
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Budget 2026-27: What Will Be Cheaper, And Costlier Now In The Food And Beverage Sector
The latest budget brings significant shifts for kitchens and F&B industry. Here is a complete breakdown.
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'Middle Class Taxed For Surviving, Not Thriving': Expert Urges Fix In Budget 2026
Singla proposes a percentage-based standard deduction. "It would restore fairness by aligning taxation with economic reality."
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
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Budget 2026: Big Relief For Travellers As International Tour Package Costs Drop
The latest budget trims upfront taxes on overseas tour bookings, easing the cost of travelling abroad for Indian passengers.
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Budget 2026-27: What Will Be Cheaper, And Costlier Now In The Food And Beverage Sector
The latest budget brings significant shifts for kitchens and F&B industry. Here is a complete breakdown.
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'Middle Class Taxed For Surviving, Not Thriving': Expert Urges Fix In Budget 2026
Singla proposes a percentage-based standard deduction. "It would restore fairness by aligning taxation with economic reality."
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
