Surbhi Gloria Singh writes on finance, insurance, and investment, with a focus on financial products, insure-tech, and immigration. Having worked previously with the Financial Express and NDTV, Surbhi brings a wealth of experience. As a multimedia journalist, she is skilled in voiceovers, social media content, and video production. Besides her role as a personal finance writer, Surbhi also covers travel and cybercrime.
Surbhi Gloria Singh writes on finance, insurance, and investment, with a focus on financial products, insure-tech, and immigration. Having worked previously with the Financial Express and NDTV, Surbhi brings a wealth of experience. As a multimedia journalist, she is skilled in voiceovers, social media content, and video production. Besides her role as a personal finance writer, Surbhi also covers travel and cybercrime.
The Union Budget 2025 brings notable tax relief, particularly for middle-income earners
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The government on Saturday said the old tax regime will continue. But with the changes announced in Budget 2025, does it still make sense to use it?
The Budget proposes revised slabs and rates, which Sitharaman said would reduce the tax burden on the middle class, allowing for greater disposable income
Take a look at the changes announced in Budget 2025 that will reduce your monetary burden
The limit will rise from the current Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 per financial year starting April 1, 2025
The tax rebate extends up to Rs 12.75 lakh when factoring in standard deductions under the new tax regime, making it the most significant tax relief since 1997
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