{"id":1127,"date":"2024-07-23T20:03:01","date_gmt":"2024-07-23T20:03:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/theeaglenews.in\/?p=1127"},"modified":"2024-07-23T20:03:01","modified_gmt":"2024-07-23T20:03:01","slug":"highlights-of-the-union-budget-2024-25","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/theeaglenews.co.in\/?p=1127","title":{"rendered":"HIGHLIGHTS OF THE UNION BUDGET 2024-25."},"content":{"rendered":"
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE UNION BUDGET 2024-25.<\/h1>\n

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Delhi:<\/p>\n

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The Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2024-25 in Parliament today. The highlights of the budget are as follows:<\/p>\n

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Part-A<\/p>\n

Budget Estimates 2024-25:<\/p>\n

Total receipts other than borrowings: `32.07 lakh crore.
\nTotal expenditure: `48.21 lakh crore.
\nNet tax receipt: `25.83 lakh crore.
\nFiscal deficit: 4.9 per cent of GDP.
\nGovernment aims to reach a deficit below 4.5 per cent next year.
\nInflation continues to be low, stable and moving towards the 4% target; Core inflation (non-food, non-fuel) at 3.1%.
\nThe focus of budget is on EMPLOYMENT, SKILLING, MSMEs, and the MIDDLE CLASS.
\nPackage of PM\u2019s five schemes for Employment and Skilling<\/p>\n

Prime Minister\u2019s Package of 5 Schemes and Initiatives for employment, skilling and other opportunities for 4.1 crore youth over a 5-year period.
\nScheme A – First Timers: One-month salary of up to `15,000 to be provided in 3 installments to first-time employees, as registered in the EPFO.
\nScheme B – Job Creation in manufacturing: Incentive to be provided at specified scale directly, both employee and employer, with respect to their EPFO contribution in the first 4 years of employment.
\nScheme C – Support to employers: Government to reimburse up to `3,000 per month for 2 years towards EPFO contribution of employers, for each additional employee.
\nNew centrally sponsored scheme for Skilling
\n20 lakh youth to be skilled over a 5-year period.
\n1,000 Industrial Training Institutes to be upgraded in hub and spoke arrangements.
\nNew Scheme for Internship in 500 Top Companies to 1 crore youth in 5 years
\nNine Budget Priorities in pursuit of \u2018Viksit Bharat\u2019:<\/p>\n

Productivity and resilience in Agriculture
\nEmployment & Skilling
\nInclusive Human Resource Development and Social Justice
\nManufacturing & Services
\nUrban Development
\nEnergy Security
\nInfrastructure
\nInnovation, Research & Development and
\nNext Generation Reforms
\nPriority 1: Productivity and resilience in Agriculture<\/p>\n

Allocation of `1.52 lakh crore for agriculture and allied sectors.
\nNew 109 high-yielding and climate-resilient varieties of 32 field and horticulture crops to be released for cultivation by farmers.
\n1 crore farmers across the country to be initiated into natural farming, with certification and branding in next 2 years.
\n10,000 need-based bio-input resource centres to be established for natural farming.
\nDigital Public Infrastructure (DPI) for Agriculture to be implemented for coverage of farmers and their lands in 3 years.
\nPriority 2: Employment & Skilling<\/p>\n

As part of the Prime Minister\u2019s package, 3 schemes for \u2018Employment Linked Incentive\u2019 to be implemented – Scheme A – First Timers; Scheme B – Job Creation in manufacturing; Scheme C – Support to employers.
\nTo facilitate higher participation of women in the workforce,
\nworking women hostels and cr\u00e8ches to be established with industrial collaboration
\nwomen-specific skilling programmes to be organized
\nmarket access for women SHG enterprises to be promoted
\nSkill Development<\/p>\n

New centrally sponsored scheme for Skilling under Prime Minister\u2019s Package for 20 lakh youth over a 5-year period.
\nModel Skill Loan Scheme to be revised to facilitate loans up to
\n`7.5 lakh.
\nFinancial support for loans upto `10 lakh for higher education in domestic institutions to be provided to youth who have not been eligible for any benefit under government schemes and policies.<\/p>\n

Priority 3: Inclusive Human Resource Development and Social Justice<\/p>\n

Purvodaya<\/p>\n

Industrial node at Gaya to be developed along the Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor.
\nPower projects, including new 2400 MW power plant at Pirpainti, to be taken up at a cost of `21,400 crore.
\nAndhra Pradesh Reorganization Act<\/p>\n

Special financial support through multilateral development agencies of `15,000 crore in the current financial year.
\nIndustrial node at Kopparthy along Vishakhapatnam-Chennai Industrial Corridor and at Orvakal along Hyderabad-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor.
\nWomen-led development<\/p>\n

Total allocation of more than `3 lakh crore for schemes benefitting women and girls.
\nPradhan Mantri Janjatiya Unnat Gram Abhiyan<\/p>\n

Socio-economic development of tribal families in tribal-majority villages and aspirational districts, covering 63,000 villages benefitting 5 crore tribal people.
\nBank branches in North-Eastern Region<\/p>\n

100 branches of India Post Payment Bank to be set up in the North East region.
\nPriority 4: Manufacturing & Services<\/p>\n

Credit Guarantee Scheme for MSMEs in the Manufacturing Sector<\/p>\n

A credit guarantee scheme without collateral or third-party guarantee in term loans to MSMEs for purchase of machinery and equipment.
\nCredit Support to MSMEs during Stress Period<\/p>\n

New mechanism to facilitate continuation of bank credit to MSMEs during their stress period.
\nMudra Loans<\/p>\n

The limit of Mudra loans under \u2018Tarun\u2019 category to be enhanced to `20 lakh from `10 lakh for those who have successfully repaid previous loans.
\nEnhanced scope for mandatory onboarding in TReDS<\/p>\n

Turnover threshold of buyers for mandatory onboarding on the TReDS platform to be reduced from `500 crore to `250 crore..
\nMSME Units for Food Irradiation, Quality & Safety Testing<\/p>\n

Financial support to set up 50 multi-product food irradiation units in the MSME sector .
\nE-Commerce Export Hubs<\/p>\n

E-Commerce Export Hubs to be set up under public-private-partnership (PPP) mode for MSMEs and traditional artisans to sell their products in international markets.
\nCritical Mineral Mission<\/p>\n

Critical Mineral Mission to be set up for domestic production, recycling of critical minerals, and overseas acquisition of critical mineral assets.
\nOffshore mining of minerals<\/p>\n

Auction of the first tranche of offshore blocks for mining, building on the exploration already carried out.
\nDigital Public Infrastructure (DPI) Applications<\/p>\n

Development of DPI applications in the areas of credit, e-commerce, education, health, law and justice, logistics, MSME, services delivery, and urban governance.
\nPriority 5: Urban Development<\/p>\n

Transit Oriented Development<\/p>\n

Formulation of Transit Oriented Development plans and strategies to implement and finance 14 large cities above 30 lakh population.
\nUrban Housing<\/p>\n

Investment of `10 lakh crore, including the central assistance of `2.2 lakh crore in next 5 years, under PM Awas Yojana Urban 2.0 proposed to address the , housing needs of 1 crore urban poor and middle-class families.
\nStreet Markets<\/p>\n

New scheme to support the development of 100 weekly \u2018haats\u2019 or street food hubs every year for the next 5 years in select cities.
\nPriority 6: Energy Security<\/p>\n

Energy Transition<\/p>\n

Policy document on \u2018Energy Transition Pathways\u2019 to balance the imperatives of employment, growth and environmental sustainability to be brought out.
\nPumped Storage Policy<\/p>\n

Policy for promoting pumped storage projects for electricity storage to be brought out.
\nResearch and development of small and modular nuclear reactors<\/p>\n

Government to partner with private sector for R&D of Bharat Small Modular Reactor and newer technologies for nuclear energy, and to set up Bharat Small Reactors.
\nAdvanced Ultra Super Critical Thermal Power Plants<\/p>\n

Joint venture proposed between NTPC and BHEL to set up a full scale 800 MW commercial plant using Advanced Ultra Super Critical (AUSC) technology.
\nRoadmap for \u2018hard to abate\u2019 industries<\/p>\n

Appropriate regulations for transition of \u2018hard to abate\u2019 industries from the current \u2018Perform, Achieve and Trade\u2019 mode to \u2018Indian Carbon Market\u2019 mode to be put in place.
\nPriority 7: Infrastructure<\/p>\n

Infrastructure investment by Central Government<\/p>\n

`11,11,111 crore (3.4 % of GDP) to be provided for capital expenditure.
\nInfrastructure investment by state governments<\/p>\n

Provision of `1.5 lakh crore for long-term interest free loans to support states in infrastructure investment.
\nPradhan Mantri Gram SadakYojana (PMGSY)<\/p>\n

Launch of phase IV of PMGSY to provide all-weather connectivity to 25,000 rural habitations.
\nIrrigation and Flood Mitigation<\/p>\n

Financial support of `11,500 crore to projects such as the Kosi-Mechi intra-state link and other schemes in Bihar.
\nGovernment to provide assistance to Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Sikkim for floods, landslides and other related projects.
\nTourism<\/p>\n

Comprehensive development of Vishnupad Temple Corridor, Mahabodhi Temple Corridor and Rajgir.
\nAssistance for development of temples, monuments, craftsmanship, wildlife sanctuaries, natural landscapes and pristine beaches of Odisha.
\nPriority 8: Innovation, Research & Development<\/p>\n

Anusandhan National Research Fund for basic research and prototype development to be operationalised.
\nFinancing pool of `1 lakh crore for spurring private sector-driven research and innovation at commercial scale.
\nSpace Economy<\/p>\n

Venture capital fund of `1,000 crore to be set up for expanding the space economy by 5 times in the next 10 years.
\nPriority 9: Next Generation Reforms<\/p>\n

Rural Land Related Actions<\/p>\n

Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN) or Bhu-Aadhaar for all lands
\nDigitization of cadastral maps
\nSurvey of map sub-divisions as per current ownership
\nEstablishment of land registry
\nLinking to the farmers registry
\nUrban Land Related Actions<\/p>\n

Land records in urban areas to be digitized with GIS mapping.
\nServices to Labour<\/p>\n

Integration of e-shram portal with other portals to facilitate such one-stop solution.
\nOpen architecture databases for the rapidly changing labour market, skill requirements and available job roles.
\nMechanism to connect job-aspirants with potential employers and skill providers.
\nNPS Vatsalya<\/p>\n

NPS-Vatsalya as a plan for contribution by parents and guardians for minors.<\/p>\n

PART B<\/p>\n

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Indirect Taxes<\/p>\n

GST<\/p>\n

Buoyed by GST\u2019s success, tax structure to be simplified and rationalised to expand GST to remaining sectors.
\nSector specific customs duty proposals<\/p>\n

Medicines and Medical Equipment<\/p>\n

Three cancer drugs namely TrastuzumabDeruxtecan, Osimertinib and Durvalumab fully exempted from custom duty.
\nChanges in Basic Customs Duty (BCD) on x-ray tubes & flat panel detectors for use in medical x-ray machines under the Phased Manufacturing Programme.
\nMobile Phone and Related Parts<\/p>\n

BCD on mobile phone, mobile Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) and mobile charger reduced to 15 per cent.
\nPrecious Metals<\/p>\n

Customs duties on gold and silver reduced to 6 per cent and that on platinum to 6.4 per cent.
\nOther Metals<\/p>\n

BCD removed on ferro nickel and blister copper.
\nBCD removed on ferrous scrap and nickel cathode.
\nConcessional BCD of 2.5 per cent on copper scrap.
\nElectronics<\/p>\n

BCD removed, subject to conditions, on oxygen free copper for manufacture of resistors.
\nChemicals and Petrochemicals<\/p>\n

BCD on ammonium nitrate increased from 7.5 to 10 per cent.
\nPlastics<\/p>\n

BCD on PVC flex banners increased from 10 to 25 per cent.
\nTelecommunication Equipment<\/p>\n

BCD increased from 10 to 15 per cent on PCBA of specified telecom equipment.
\nTrade facilitation<\/p>\n

For promotion of domestic aviation and boat & ship MRO, time period for export of goods imported for repairs extended from six months to one year.
\nTime-limit for re-import of goods for repairs under warranty extended from three to five years.
\nCritical Minerals<\/p>\n

25 critical minerals fully exempted from customs duties.
\nBCD on two critical minerals reduced.
\nSolar Energy<\/p>\n

Capital goods for use in manufacture of solar cells and panels exempted from customs duty.
\nMarine products<\/p>\n

BCD on certain broodstock, polychaete worms, shrimp and fish feed reduced to 5 per cent.
\nVarious inputs for manufacture of shrimp and fish feed exempted from customs duty.
\nLeather and Textile<\/p>\n

BCD reduced on real down filling material from duck or goose.
\nBCD reduced, subject to conditions, on methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) for manufacture of spandex yarn from 7.5 to 5 per cent.
\nDirect Taxes<\/p>\n

Efforts to simplify taxes, improve tax payer services, provide tax certainty and reduce litigation to be continued.
\nEnhance revenues for funding development and welfare schemes of government.
\n58 per cent of corporate tax from simplified tax regime in FY23, more than two-thirds taxpayers availed simplified tax regime for personal income tax in FY 24.
\nSimplification for Charities and of TDS<\/p>\n

Two tax exemption regimes for charities to be merged into one.
\n5 per cent TDS rate on many payments merged into 2 per cent TDS rate.
\n20 per cent TDS rate on repurchase of units by mutual funds or UTI withdrawn.
\nTDS rate on e-commerce operators reduced from one to 0.1 per cent.
\nDelay for payment of TDS up to due date of filing statement decriminalized.
\nSimplification of Reassessment<\/p>\n

Assessment can be reopened beyond three years upto five years from the end of Assessment Year only if the escaped income is \u20b9 50 lakh or more.
\nIn search cases, time limit reduced from ten to six years before the year of search.
\nSimplification and Rationalisation of Capital Gains<\/p>\n

Short term gains on certain financial assets to attract a tax rate of 20 per cent.
\nLong term gains on all financial and non-financial assets to attract a tax rate of 12.5 per cent.
\nExemption limit of capital gains on certain financial assets increased to \u20b9 1.25 lakh per year.
\nTax Payer Services<\/p>\n

All remaining services of Customs and Income Tax including rectification and order giving effect to appellate orders to be digitalized over the next two years.
\nLitigation and Appeals<\/p>\n

\u2018Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme, 2024\u2019 for resolution of income tax disputes pending in appeal.
\nMonetary limits for filing direct taxes, excise and service tax related appeals in Tax Tribunals, High Courts and Supreme Court increased to \u20b960 lakh, \u20b92 crore and \u20b95 crore respectively.
\nSafe harbour rules expanded to reduce litigation and provide certainty in international taxation.
\nEmployment and Investment<\/p>\n

Angel tax for all classes of investors abolished to bolster start-up eco-system,.
\nSimpler tax regime for foreign shipping companies operating domestic cruises to promote cruise tourism in India.
\nSafe harbour rates for foreign mining companies selling raw diamonds in the country.
\nCorporate tax rate on foreign companies reduced from 40 to 35 per cent.
\nDeepening tax base<\/p>\n

Security Transactions Tax on futures and options of securities increased to 0.02 per cent and 0.1 per cent respectively.
\nIncome received on buy back of shares in the hands of recipient to be taxed.
\nSocial Security Benefits.<\/p>\n

Deduction of expenditure by employers towards NPS to be increased from 10 to 14 per cent of the employee\u2019s salary.
\nNon-reporting of small movable foreign assets up to \u20b920 lakh de-penalised.
\nOther major proposal in Finance Bill<\/p>\n

Equalization levy of 2 per cent withdrawn.
\nChanges in Personal Income Tax under new tax regime<\/p>\n

Standard deduction for salaried employees increased from \u20b950,000 to \u20b975,000.
\nDeduction on family pension for pensioners enhanced from \u20b915,000\/- to \u20b925,000\/-
\nRevised tax rate structure:
\n0-3 lakh rupees<\/p>\n

Nil<\/p>\n

3-7 lakh rupees<\/p>\n

5 per cent<\/p>\n

7-10 lakh rupees<\/p>\n

10 per cent<\/p>\n

10-12 lakh rupees<\/p>\n

15 per cent<\/p>\n

12-15 lakh rupees<\/p>\n

20 per cent<\/p>\n

Above 15 lakh rupees<\/p>\n

30 per cent<\/p>\n

Salaried employee in the new tax regime stands to save up to \u20b9 17,500\/- in income tax.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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