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|Life & Budget|Shobhaa De
Read my lips: no more taxes
 
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 I expect the Budget to be aggressive, progressive and more inclusive. It must address the issues of women professionals more sympathetically, as they form a vulnerable segment of taxpayers, along with senior citizens and small farmers. Salaried individuals getting into equity markets need better incentives to invest directly and become a vital part of India's economic boom. I expect the Budget to reflect the current mood of the nation, which is upbeat and optimistic. I hope mutual fund dividends continue to remain untaxed. But the biggest factor is safe-guarding the interests of the common man....as the cliché goes, the FM should assure us all by declaring: Read my lips - no more taxes!!!
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