Hi, I too want to learn about finance from the youtube. Right now, I just know Ankur's channel. Can you recommend me some other channels as well which I should watch to get a good knowledge of Finance?
@@hitanshusharma1927 you can watch Akshat Shrivastava, CA Rachna Phadke Ranade, Parimal Ade, Yadnya Investment Academy, Asset Yogi and there are others as well. You can follow finshots as well.
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This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?
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I don't know why but you are like that Senior guardian who cares about their young ones. God Bless you Sir. I would be sharing your videos in my network because they are simply so awesome.
I can't begin to thank you enough Ankur. I'm an ex entrepreneur and I haven't had a steady income (virtually zero) for many years. I just started a new job and I'm very keen on planning and building up a sustainable financial life. These types of videos help so much! My answer to the question at @2:55 is GST.
I think the answer would be GST because it's on almost all services that we avail and everyone (salaried, non salaried, below poverty line) has to indirectly pay them.
I already knew most of these things at the age of 24 and even when i am earning nothing, but i came to know most of these things because of your financial knowledge video so thank you so much sir keep educating us. 🤘
3:16 As A CMA aspirant, I can confidently say that Biggest source of income for Government is GST as it is Levied on consumption and each and every person has to bear GST no matter if salaried or not or whatever is your income is..on consumption you have to pay GST. Like last year in December around 1 lakh crores of GST is paid to the government.
I made 2 page notes after watching this video , I was so unaware of taxes and use to run away from the tax paradigm .Thank you so much for such explaining in such easy way.💯💯
Being a CA student I already knew all of this but I watched the whole video just to hear ankur sir 😌😁🔥... And yes GST is the biggest source of income for government
Obviously GST is the biggest revenue source for the Govt. because it implies on nearly all goods whereas IT is paid by a less amount of the population. Thanks for the video, especially the market linked investment part, I surely would suggest this plan to my father as it will save a lot of money at maturation.
Thank you for making these things easy for us to understand. Usually, these are Greek & Latin for me but at least now I can begin to understand. Grateful for your videos! :) :)
Taxes were very complicated issue. Thanks for your detailed explanation. I'm actually doing a job in an Accounting firm it will definitely help me in mine work. Jai Hind 🙏
The Indian government's main source of income is from Goods and Services Tax (GST) and income tax. Both forms constitute nearly 90% of the government's total tax collection. In 2021-22, GST contributed over 57% to the total tax collection
I was expecting more on tax saving schemes, like I wanted a comparison between ELSS and market linked policies . I thought you will give more input on PF and voluntary PF, which is also coming under section 80. Again I was hoping you will give input whether we should invest in NPS or not for tax saving. After 1.5 lakh saving, what else we can save ? Can I save in sukanya samridhi if I have a girl child or I will invest somewhere else for her future. I know you are not a fan of buying house, but in case I buy house how much I can save in income tax? There are many things which atleast needed to be touched in this video to explain all about tax planning. It just felt like advertising policy Bazaar. I am a die hard fan of yours. So may be my expectations are high. But I know you will fulfill it soon.
@@snehaa381 If consulting CA helps then we shouldn’t be watching Ankur. He is a kind of teacher who can teach anything to anyone. So expecting from ankur.
There is additional deduction if you buy a house by taking a loan. The principle component can be claimed under 80c upto 1.5 lakhs while an additional 2 lakhs can be claimed under section 21 on the interest part.
Ankur sir i stopped at 3:44 and i think GST is the largest taxable income of Government because it implies on all goods by the way i love your personal finance videos keep making and motivating us for investing thank you 😊😊😊 💖💖💖
The video was a great clarification on taxation, however one point of concern is: The products you explained on policybazaar are ULIPs, and in budget of 2021 it is declared that the ULIPs will be taxed just like mutual funds if the premiums paid are in excess of 2.5L. Best is to separate term assurance/maturity assurance policies and investments separate. Just wanted to clarify this.
Can you explain more on ulips if they provide 13% return and then I don't need to pay any taxes when I redeem if I invest less than 1.5 lakh each year? Also what is locking period in ulips?
GST is their biggest revenue, i got literally no idea, learning about taxes for the first time. Still in my schooling and I'm learning a lot from your videos. Tysm for making RU-vid experience so much more better!!
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GST looks like a major revenue for govt because it applies on almost all goods (commodities) and services as well. Though, Income and corporate tax is also huge -but people still have options to save a bit on it and it applies on employed mass only. So GST( or earlier VAT+ service tax ) should be major revenue.
Option 3: GST As Income Tax payable on Net Value,whereas GST is levied on Gross Amount, payment made by Big Company now automatically reflect to their Common Portal,also if Person does Fraud then their is Imprisonment not any Fines or Fees.
I was first confused between Corporate Taxes and GST but then I answered GST because it comes under Indirect Taxes and it is applicable to nearly everything we purchase so GST would easily be the best source of income for the government.
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Sir, considering the population of our country, I have a feeling that GST should be the biggest source of revenue for the government . Regards Abhishek
Probably GST could be the right answer since it's applicable on most of the goods and services. Also, not many people fall under a high tax bracket and those who do fall in the tax bracket usually find legal means to not pay the same with help of CA, so Income Tax couldn't be the answer, and corporates always try to reduce they taxes by simply showing all the expenses as company's expense and by other means like investments hence Corporate Tax isn't the right one.
Humans are born and will die some day but not all fully utilises the already defined time period in between effectively. And some people like yourself have made the most out of it and even bring hope to this world of power dynamics that progress and responsible free will can win in the end for those who seek. Ankur you are one of the shining stars of the modern world. Thank you.
GST is the right answer as it is the tax which is paid in a comparatively larger number . BTW thank you sir for all the valuable information that you provide us on all the topics related to finance, I am a 16yr old student who is seeking a lot of knowlegde from you and will be going to start my investing journey soon in the upcoming months. I am extremely happy that I discovered your channel this year . Finally I ensure you that i wont be investing in FDs :)
GST must be the major revenue source for the govt as it is paid by almost the whole of the general population as and when they consume goods. Corporate and Income tax on the other hand are also huge revenue sources but since the population percentage that fall into this category is far less may not be as significant as the total revenue earned via GST. The best analogy of the amount collected from GST that comes to mind is that 'Little droplets of water make a mighty ocean'
Sir g.. I'm a big fan of you. But this video was a little disappointment for me for below mentioned reasons/uncovered options: 1. Insurance plans like ULIP have higher allocation charges & it's purely because of the current market bull Run that the returns are looking very attractive. On a personal front I prefer to keep my insurance and investment seperate & it's Only when I opt for 10 times cover in my insurance premium I get the benefit of 10(10)d. 2. Interest part on home loan also gives a seperate deduction apart from 80C 3. Political party donations is one aspect where you can save a lot...
Hi Sir, as always great video Thank you so much. Just one request/suggestion - if possible could you remove that popup sound from videos when cards or titles show up on video. That beep kind of sound distracts attention from content. If many like this format then it's fine. I just thought to give my view. Thanks
GST i think ... ankur sir i am replying after finishing the 16:49 min of the video honestly telling u because I think this video will benefit a lot of PPL ... Due to my parents i learnt tax calculation at the beginning of my career but just like u said a lot of my friends and juniors they were never enlightened about the benefits of tax saving and at the end of the year it used to pain me when I helped them how to file Their returns that they never saved anything under 80C or 80D ..many times PPL give excuses but we can at least have a target to save 10k from the time we r comfortable with our salary so that it will help us in long term. When i started my job FD used to give 10%return but I didn't have much money to fix So i concentrated on ppf at that time now we have so many options to save our taxes like nps, sip , ppf, premiums etc medical insurance premium
GST - because at the end of the goods and services se hi company earn krti or individual bhii . Thats why TAX on goods and services will be Highest contributor of Government Taxation Collection.
Hey Ankur, Aren't the returns from investment under section 80C taxable? You said in your video about investing 1.2lakh per year and the return after 10,20 years is tax free!?
I have a query, How do we decide the tax slab we fall into? For example: My net taxable income after exemptions (HRA - 40% of basic + Conveyance allowance - ₹19,200) and deductions is ₹5,15,000. Method 1: 1. 0 - ₹2,50,000 - 0% (First ₹2,50,000) 2. ₹2,50,001 - ₹3,00,000 - 5% (₹49,999) = ₹2,499.95 3. ₹3,00,001 - ₹5,00,000 - 5% (₹1,99,999) = ₹9,999.95 4. ₹5,00,001 - ₹10,00,000 - 20%(₹15,002) = ₹3,000.4 Tax to be paid = ₹2,499.95 + ₹9,999.95 + ₹3,000.4 = ₹15,500.3 Total tax after tax rebate of ₹12,500 = ₹15,500.3 - ₹12,500 = ₹3000.3 Method 2: 1. 0 - ₹2,50,000 - 0% (First ₹2,50,000) 2. ₹2,50,001 - ₹3,00,000 - 5% (₹2,65,000) = ₹13,250 Tax to be paid = ₹13,250 Total tax after tax rebate of ₹12,500 = ₹13,250 - ₹12,500 = ₹750 Method 3: (Seems pretty illogical because defies the Rebate of ₹12,500 Under section 87A) As the net taxable income is ₹5,15,000 fall into the slab of ₹5,00,001 - ₹10,00,000 (20%) Tax to be paid = ₹5,15,000 * 20% = ₹1,03,000 Total tax after tax rebate of ₹12,500 = ₹1,03,000 - ₹12,500 = ₹90,500 Which method is correct? I have always been confused between Method 1 & Method 2.
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I think GST sabse bada component h of government's income because GST is levied in almost every product/service which should be a huge number given our huge imports, exports and GDP
GST has to be the highest income source. Then corporate and then income tax. I'm sure Vat on alcohol, fuel, and import duties also play a major part in revenue to govt.
GST is the largest source for government other than tax from fuels. It's logical because irrespective of income everyone of us pay gst in form or other.
GST- Goods and Services Tax... As every person in the country pays it knowingly or unknowingly And even tourist have to pay this tax if they purchase anything in the India
GST>Income Tax>Corporate Tax GST - Everyone have to pays GST while buying goods and services. Income tax - is paid basis the income of a person. Corporate Tax - is paid basis the profit not Income.
First part of the video is all about glorification of market linked investment (ULIP), which are sure tax free but it cost hell lot of charges like - mortality charges, fund management charges etc. On top all of that the money is locked for years till the redemption tenure. If you need money in between again there are heavy penalties and returns are without the surplus. I chuckled when he put shahrukh but not his real name and details otherwise he would get spam calls day in day out.
1. It is highly likely that the for an individual earning, say, inr 10 lakhs in salary, his company has already deposited some amount in EPF, ESI, etc. Also, most individuals like to have their life covered with a life insurance scheme. After all this, not much room is left for tax saving investments, given the limit of 1.5 lakhs. 2. It would have been great for you to mention NPS, as it is also market linked and allows an additional deduction of Rs 50000 us 80CCD. 3. Interest on SB A/c is not taxed effectively as it is deductible us 80TTA. 4. I don't think it's accurate to refer income tax, capital gains tax and corporate taxes separately. 5. Please stop refering to sections 80C, 80D, etc as section 80 deductions. At best, you could call it 80 series deduction, or chapter VI-A.
It definitely has to be Indirect taxes(GST) as people as are not fully aware when they are paying it. Whereas direct taxes and corporate taxes are known facets and also there is also tax planning that is done to save on direct taxes.
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Considering Indians consumption of food clothing etc, hands down it's GST.. one might be able to save it's direct taxes but how one would do the same at things they can't avoid, resist or do without. Great way for government to charge technically the whole population, irrespective of which class they belong to (mostly).
Hi, Ankur Sir,great content again. Thanks but can you create a video on tax planning . How much one should put in ELSS, then health insurance amt and how to save them month by month basis. That would be great
Cloud you please make a video on how we can buy Mutual funds and set up automatic payments in Coin App it was really confusing for me. It will beneficial for many people like me.
caution: this is a more of a guess based on my little knowledge and not me fact spitting about the guess between 3. corp, GST and IT, in that order. corporate taxes are massive and really heavy which explains why many multi national companies are not in india, GST since everyone pays it but less than corporate taxes cuz of the percentage difference and GST involves more smaller amounts while corporate taxing is big chunks, IT last since as far as I know only 100M out of 1.3B Indians pay it.
Sir LTCG on stock per share hota hai ya overall.. matlab 3 stock mein nivesh kya 3no pe 1 lakh each profit hai to kya ye 1 lakh pe 0% benefit sirf ek hi stock pe milegi ya 3no company pe.
My question about tax on capital gain when selling stocks from demat account that how taxation work for STCG and LTCG ??? Selling stocks within demat account make it taxable or when you book profit in my bank account makes it taxable. ? Answer it Ankur.. please..😊
