Budget Expectation 2023
Budget Expectation 2023

Countdown has begun for Budget 2023. Here are a few expectations from Union Budget 2023:
- Education sector deserves a top spot in this year's Union Budget
- Increase section 80C limit to Rs 2 lakh
- Expectations on Cybersecurity in India
- Government must enhance old regime tax slabs
- Startups seek a simplified tax regime, reduction in MAT
- Budget should encourage investments in core R&D on AI and Robotics
- Budget must create a favorable climate to make India a part of the worldwide supply chain
- Budget should focus on falling imports, the impact of a slowdown
- Industry looking forward to policy announcements and allocations designed to support startup ventures
- Enable SaaS start-ups to navigate compliance and legal requirements faster
- Corporates seek tax relief measures for work from home employees
- Digitization has eased tax compliance
- Hike standard deduction to Rs 1 lakh
- Unified income tax filing form
- Income Tax relief for small taxpayers
- Tax kitty set to surpass Budget estimate
- ESOPs taxation
- New tax regime more better
- Setting up a home office
- Equalization levy (EL)-Clarity required
- Crypto Taxation
- Employment generation
- Disinvestment target
- Capital gains tax should be rationalized
- Lower income tax slabs
- Make digital rupee adoption more risk efficient
- India's decarbonization journey
- Change in FAME II policy and much more expected
- Govt should prioritize women-led entrepreneurial development
- Expecting smooth Input Tax Credit facility
- Expecting higher Section 80C deduction
- Salaried employees should be allowed to deduct company-related expenses in the same way as business owners
- Lower GST for educational institutions and training services
- Make affordable housing attractive again
- Tax-free annual income for senior citizens is required
- We expect govt to reduce start-up taxes
- GST mistake needs to be rectified in this budget
- Budget should provide incentives for MSMEs for adoption of digital payments in tier-3 towns
- Positive momentum towards formulation of PLI scheme for chemical sector
- Looking forward to the govt granting industry status to the travel and tourism sector
- Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme should also be extended to tourism and hospitality
- GST shouldn't be levied on heart-related an other life-saving drugs
- Budget will be focusing on measures that support growth and innovation in software industry
- Govt seriously intends to make decolonizing education a reality
- Tax sops for Middle Class, assistance to poor expected
- Lower income tax for individuals expected
- FM should incentivise co-living segment
- Budget should outline policy measures to ensure Insurance for all by 2047
- Focus on skill development, employment opportunities
- Startups are hoping for clearer regulations
- Budget will focus on higher Capex and rural spending
- Government may stick to its gradual fiscal consolidation glide path, with FY24 fiscal deficit likely to be at 5.9% of GDP (as compared to ~6.4% of GDP in FY23).
- Expect FY24 capital expenditure at INR 10.4 trillion: Government may attempt to nurture early signs of capex cycle amidst global macro headwinds through
- 28% YoY growth in capital expenditure (with focus likely on metro/ railway, defense, road/ highways)
- Expect revenue expenditure (excluding subsidies and interest payment) to grow at 8.3% YoY in FY24 as against -0.1% YoY in FY23.
- Lower corporate tax rate of 15% for new manufacturing firms may be extended for another year or two
- PLI scheme may be extended to other sectors like toys, green hydrogen, green ammonia, sodium-ion battery, etc.
- Government may opt to increase spending on rural schemes to help alleviate rural slowdown, through higher rural wages & spend on infra projects
- Empower women entrepreneurs in Tier 2,3,4 cities
- Tax-free pension plans
- Increased HRA, max loss cap expected
- Increasing HRA % for metro cities
- Increasing max loss cap for income under house property
- Creating a separate section for housing loan principal repayment deduction
- Increase PM-KISAN amount
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