Income Tax Bill 2025

The Indian Parliament has passed a new Income Tax Bill set to take effect in 2026, replacing the outdated Income Tax Act of 1961.

Why This Matters

Tax policy changes have widespread implications for individuals and businesses, making it a highly relevant topic for public engagement.

Public Sentiment Summary

Public sentiment towards the Income Tax Bill 2025 is predominantly negative, characterized by confusion, frustration, and skepticism towards the government's intentions. Many comments express concerns about high tax rates favoring the wealthy, lack of clarity in the filing process, and perceived inequalities in tax treatment. While some users express gratitude for educational resources providing clarification, a significant portion of the comments reflect distrust in political motives and overall discontent with the proposed changes.

Highlighted Comments

It is like we all are working on a dream job for the Government. No respect for tax payers at all.

Worst bill; it's benefitted Ambani & Adani, not for the common man. A lot of confusion.

Taxation on Education and Charitable trust but not religious; just goes to show how regressive our society is.

Mere hisab se to 1, 2 and 4 I think so.

Thank you sir for clarifying the entire process & also what we have to do. I was worried we might've to study the new Act altogether.

Parties Involved

  • Government of India
  • Taxpayers
  • Corporations

What the people want

Government of India: Listen to the concerns of average citizens and ensure that tax policies are fair and transparent.

Corporations: Examine the impact of tax benefits on the broader economy and address public perception of inequality.