NOIDA: Ahead of the union funds to be introduced on Feb 1 by means of finance minister Arun Jaitley, city citizens and RWA federation give a wish listing - that of income tax rebate of Rs four lakh for males and Rs 5 lakh for women, a take a look at on increasing petrol and diesel prices and regulation of Good and Services Tax (GST).
Foremost among this is an expectation on income tax rebates. "Though there are speculations that government may bring a new tax slab, we wish that this year the citizen is given income tax rebate of Rs 4 lakh for the men and Rs 5 lakh for women. The citizen is battle rising inflation and it'll help a salaried employee to get some tax rebates," N P Singh president Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Associations (FONRWA) advised TOI.
Apart from tax rebates, the rising prices in petrol and diesel is some other subject that concern citizens' pastime. The dynamic pricing scheme has increased petrol and diesel prices (which are revised each day in sync with international crude oil prices,) to a brand new top. As of Jan 30 petrol in Noida value Rs 74.53 in step with litre and diesel price used to be Rs 64.33 in step with litre. "We have never had such high prices for fuel and its telling on household budget of late. We are resorting to car pool as well as opting for public transport more which is discomforting many a times," mentioned Rajiv Tandon, resident of sector 49.
Singh provides that the citizens around the city are bored with fluctuations in favour of handiest top gas prices. "We hope that the budget addresses this issue and streamlines the fuel prices as well as regulates the GST in favour of industry/entrepreneur," mentioned Singh.
Foremost among this is an expectation on income tax rebates. "Though there are speculations that government may bring a new tax slab, we wish that this year the citizen is given income tax rebate of Rs 4 lakh for the men and Rs 5 lakh for women. The citizen is battle rising inflation and it'll help a salaried employee to get some tax rebates," N P Singh president Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Associations (FONRWA) advised TOI.
Apart from tax rebates, the rising prices in petrol and diesel is some other subject that concern citizens' pastime. The dynamic pricing scheme has increased petrol and diesel prices (which are revised each day in sync with international crude oil prices,) to a brand new top. As of Jan 30 petrol in Noida value Rs 74.53 in step with litre and diesel price used to be Rs 64.33 in step with litre. "We have never had such high prices for fuel and its telling on household budget of late. We are resorting to car pool as well as opting for public transport more which is discomforting many a times," mentioned Rajiv Tandon, resident of sector 49.
Singh provides that the citizens around the city are bored with fluctuations in favour of handiest top gas prices. "We hope that the budget addresses this issue and streamlines the fuel prices as well as regulates the GST in favour of industry/entrepreneur," mentioned Singh.
RWA, residents make a wish list for budget
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