Classification of budget Purpose of Budget Highlights of this financial year BUDGET: [MEANING] It is originated from french word “BOUGETTE” which refers to small leather bag containing an economic bill which is presented by the finance minister in the parliament.
Annually, A budget is not only a financial statement of actual and
anticipated revenue and outlays of government . But is also a document of detail program and policies of action which they desires to pursue in coming years for raising the level of economic activity. DEFINATION
Thus , Budget is a financial plan which is the statement of estimated
receipts and payments during fixed period . It is a comparative table giving the amount of receipt to be realised and expenditure to be incurred. It is further an authorisation and command given by proper authorities to incur the expenditure and collect the revenue. This was given by “BEAULIEU” CLASSIFICATION OF BUDGET
Revenue and Capital budget
Conventional and Administrative Deficit , Surplus and Balanced budget Development and Non Development PURPOSE OF BUDGET Necessity of planning Necessity of time Necessity of fund Efficiency of collecting fund Efficiency of expenditure Basis of past experience Act as an anticylical weapon Promotion of economic development UNION BUGDET 2020 HIGHLIGHTS| All tax exemptions will be removed gradually: Nirmala Sitharaman
Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the
annual budget 2020 in the parliament on 1 FEB . She said that the budget was focused on three themes- 1. ASPIRATIONAL INDIA 2. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR ALL 3. CARING SOCIETY The “REDUCTION IN INCOME TAX RATES” remained the highlights of Sitharaman’s budget speech . In the new I-T regime , those earning between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7.5 lakh , will now pay 10% as personal income tax as against the prevailing 20%. Among other keys measures the government said it would spend Rs 99,300 crore on skill development. She also announced reduction CORPORATE TAXES and vowed to make India a preferred investment destination. Tax on COOPERATIVE SOCITIES reduced to 22% without exemptions. 100 % tax concession to sovereign wealth funds on investment in infrastructure projects. To end tax harassment new taxpayer charter to be instituted. Tax harassment will not be tolerated, says FM. Proposes to amend companies act to bring criminal liability in certain areas. To amend I-T act to allow FACELESS APPEALS. To launch new direct tax dispute settlement scheme– VIVAAD SE VISHWAS SCHEME. Interest and penalty will be waived for those who wish to pay the disputed amount till march 31 Proposes new NATIONAL POLICY ON OFFICIAL STATISTICS TO IMPROVE DATA COLLECTION. Aadhar-based verification of taxpayers is being introduced to weed out dummy units. Instant ONLINE ALLOTMENT OF PAN on the basis of aadhar. THANK YOU…..