India is amongst the 140 countries that have signed the OECD’s Global Anti Base Erosion Model Rules for Pillar Two. The objective of the rules is to prevent multinational companies from avoiding tax by shifting their profits to countries that are a low tax jurisdiction. The Pillar Two rules are aimed at multinational companies with a global turnover of over Euros 750 million. The G20 too has backed the implementation of the rules.   As many as 30 countries have already implemented the Pillar Two rules in 2024 and another 30 are expected to implement it in 2025. While India has supported the move, previous Budgets have till now not indicated any roadmap for its implementation in the country

MSMEs & STARTUP Manufacturing & Services Credit Guarantee Scheme for MSMEs in the Manufacturing Sector New assessment model for MSME credit Enhanced scope for mandatory onboarding in TReDS Mudra Loans: The limit enhanced to ₹ 20 lakh from the current ₹ 10 lakh under the ‘Tarun’ category MSME Units for Food Irradiation, Quality & Safety Testing Credit Support to MSMEs during Stress Period SOCIO-ECONOMIC Focus on jobs, social justice, urban

Focus on jobs, social justice, urban development, energy security, infrastructure, and reforms. The Finance Minister has outlined a budget focused on employment, skilling, MSMEs, and the middle class for FY25, allocating Rs 1.48 lakh crore towards education, employment, and skill development. Focus on the garib (poor), mahilaye (women), yuva (youth), and annadata (Farmers). For annadata, the 7

Facilitate higher participation of women in the workforce through setting up of working women hostels in collaboration with industry, and establishing creches. • Loans up to ₹7.5 lakh with a guarantee from a government promoted Fund. • Expected to help 25,000 students every year. • Financial support for loans upto ₹10 lakh for higher education in domestic institutions. • Direct E-vouchers to 1 lakh students every year. • Annual interest subvention of 3% PM’s Package (4th scheme) Skilling Programme • 20 lakh youth will be skilled over a 5-year period. • 1,000 Industrial Training Institutes will be upgraded in hub and spoke arrangements with outcome orientation. • Course content & design aligned as per skill needs of industry. PM’s Package ) Internship Opportunities • Scheme for providing internship opportunities in 500 top companies to 1 crore youth in 5 years. • Allowance of ₹5,000 per month along with a one-time assistance of ₹6,000 through the CSR fun

Needs of 1 crore urban poor and middle-class families will be addressed with an investment of ₹10 lakh crore Enabling policies and regulations for efficient and transparent rental housing markets with enhanced availability will also be put in place. Stamp Duty Encouraging states to lower stamp duties for properties purchased by women. 4 Mutual Fund investments are subject to

We have one of the lowest per capital income in the world, and you take half of that income in the name of taxes. We all know what happens with our taxes. So, kindly Remove all tax, duties, charges and fees permanently. bring system of contribution. purely optional contribution. No forced taxes. And see how our country develope in economy.

India’s farmers have been facing significant distress, and there is no doubt about that, as one could easily gauge the gravity of the situation presented by recent gatherings of thousands of farmers at the Punjab-Haryana border, demanding a legal guarantee on the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for all crops.

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Respected Shree Modiji, Namaste! Sir I would like to tell my views on sheeshmahal now money has been spend without asking or taking permission of anyone and which was not needed as we can generate the revenue by doing media PR and advertisements we have foreigners coming from multi countries who can stay their for a night or two and life the luxuries life for which they would have to pay as per night charges like star hotels which can be named as CM’s Heritage House or CM’s Palace we can keep few staff like a chef who can cook multi cuisine food and a welcoming girl who is dressed in Indian traditional saree and help them when they arrive show them everything and one butler who will be there for guests needs and a housekeeper for cleaning and by that many people would like to come stay their and feel the CM’s house feeling along other the luxury available inside through that we can generate our money just a Hospitality and Hotel Industry person. Jai Shree Krishna.

Dear Finance Minister Ji Sub : reduce the Tax on Electrical Cars and Solar panels Solar power generating companies can reduce their tax burden through tax waivers, exemptions, and tax credits. These benefits can help businesses transition to renewable energy and improve their financial health Sales tax, excise tax, and customs duty: Solar power generating companies may also be exempt from these taxes.