Is they really cared about protecting retail investors, they should have also decreased ltcg below 10%. In contrast, they increased it. It just shows they want to fill their own pockets.

Ghuma phiravke ye govt bol raha hai khoob trading karo intraday karo fno karo jaldi se paise aane chahiye aaur foreign derivative players ko bhi profit ho cut milta hoga 😊

Good work, well researched and well presented,

Only Yadnya is happy about the budget it seems. We are slowly approaching to DTC where LTCG will be treated as business income and will be taxed at 30%. Instead of appreciating it you should have criticize it.

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Congress government me tax 0 tha ,government koi bhi ho indian economy isee pace se grow krengi jo hamari population hai uss ko dekhte kuch to logic rhni chahiye na statement se pehle

Your channel never speak for Direct Tax payer so called your “Tuch Prani”. Parimal was smiling yesterday throughout his video and was bashed badly by people.

Your channel never speak for Direct Tax payer so called your “Tuch Prani”. Parimal was smiling yesterday throughout his video and was bashed badly by people.

stopping all SIPs now will invest on gold via some mechanism which can't be tracked

Mandar , already there are lot of Godi media which is aiding for government, we don’t want Yadnya to do same . Atleast respect name of you channel. Very smartly your are flexing government budgets good points which are just announcements and no guarantee of implementation but skipped Ltcg/ Stcg within seconds

Bhakt Gang😂😂

Mandar , already there are lot of Godi media which is aiding for government, we don’t want Yadnya to do same . Atleast respect name of you channel. Very smartly your are flexing government budgets good points which are just announcements and no guarantee of implementation but skipped Ltcg/ Stcg within seconds

Pls take my request invest yadna and team pls make a specific vedio about banking financial and insurance sector about there valuations future growth forecasting etc

Acche din dedicated to bhakts😂😂

Parimal sir ke video pe bhar ke gaaliyan padi hey so don’t ask to watch … stop biased view favouring current government for their every wrong decision, that’s all I can say

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Great information 🔥

Next time at time of voting will definitely things about taxes

@Gaurav Jain, why should we look everything Govt ke perspective se agar apna nuksan ho raha ho to? Tushar Mehta ka kaam aap mat karo pls

Saving and investing is a crime in this great "corruption developed" country

Worst ever budget- market will fall by not less than 10%however govt try misuse LIC and SBI funds to prop of the market to avoid criticism of the budget and hide the market conditions

Govt is saying 66% have already gone ahead with new tax regime. That means in the near future, they will delete the old tax regime? 🤔

Keep going 🎉

Great content

Why would an investor want to invest in India 😑 taxation har saal badalta hai ...koi bhi type ki consistency followed nai hai..Itni bari uncertainty ke saath kon invest karega

What will be impact of rate cut on indian economy?

Love the content and effort Use some slide and presentation

new std deduction 75000 and not 70500, may be just a misread in the vid

Can someone please help me with below query: Suppose if my income(salary) is 12LPA and hence I come under taxable income slab and will pay tax as per the income tax slabs. Also, in the current year I earned 40 thousands from short/long term capital gains. So will I have to pay tax on the 40k capital gains? If yes then what will be the tax percentage I need to pay. Also, what is the role of capital gains tax exemption limit (1.25 lacs) on calculation of tax on capital gains , considering my income from salary in 12LPA.

Is LTCG exemption of 1.25L includes Arbitrage fund LTCG gain too (since its a EoMF) ?

Sir ji Adding 5 percent AIDC, which remains unchanged, the total import duty on Gold and Silver is reduced from 15 percent to 11 percent now. Net is 4 percent.

Ab age kya karna h. . . .o bolona yar. . 🙄😡

Are sir poor nation kaise bole dea aap... Vikisit bharat hai ham... Bhakti jari rahe

Worst worst worst budget

Kotak Mahindra Bank down why? Result is amazing year on year

Thank you mandar

Hold Niftyfifty ce and be profitable

Thank you for posting the market updates... daily consistently by 7 am

i would say most discouraging day for retail investors

*Detailed Summary of the FY25 Budget Discussion Video* Introduction to FY25 Budget Discussion (00:05) - The video begins with an introduction of the discussion participants: Parimal Ade, Gaurav Jain, and CA Yogesh Katariya. The agenda includes an overview of key topics to be covered in the FY25 budget. Economic Growth Projections (02:18) - A detailed analysis of GDP growth projections is presented, highlighting the sectors driving growth and the impact of government policies on economic expansion. Budget Highlights and Fiscal Policies (00:24 - 06:00) - Key budget highlights include changes in capital gains tax and future and options taxation. The government has increased both short-term and long-term capital gains tax, significantly impacting retail investors. Fiscal policies proposed in the budget focus on fiscal prudence, with no increase in government borrowing. The fiscal deficit target is set at 4.9%, reflecting the government's commitment to maintaining fiscal discipline. Tax Reforms and Implications (06:00 - 23:51) - The budget introduces several tax reforms, including changes in tax slabs, the abolition of the taxation of dividends at slab rates, and revised holding periods under Section 42A. The impact on individual taxpayers and businesses is analyzed, with a discussion on the confusion caused by these changes. The new tax regime offers direct benefits, including a Rs 10,000 benefit and a standard deduction of Rs 25,000. Infrastructure and Development Plans (10:00) - Key infrastructure projects are highlighted, emphasizing their expected impact on job creation and economic development. The government's strategy for funding these projects is also discussed. Environmental Initiatives (19:00) - The budget introduces green policies and initiatives, allocating funds for renewable energy projects and sustainability measures. Healthcare and Education Funding (23:30) - The budget allocates significant funds to healthcare and education sectors, with plans to improve public health and education infrastructure. The expected impact on social welfare and development is discussed. Support for Small Businesses (28:00) - Government initiatives to support SMEs include financial aids and incentives for small businesses. The long-term benefits for the economy are analyzed. International Trade and Relations (32:30) - The budget's impact on international trade is analyzed, with policies aimed at boosting exports and attracting foreign investments. The geopolitical implications are also discussed. Education Reforms and Skill Development (37:00) - The focus is on educational reforms and skill development programs, highlighting government initiatives to improve the quality of education and their impact on the future workforce and employment. Technological Advancements and Innovation (41:30) - The budget allocates funds for technology and innovation, with plans to boost the tech industry and startups. The expected impact on national competitiveness and growth is examined. Social Welfare and Public Services (46:00) - An overview of social welfare programs funded by the budget is provided, discussing improvements in public services and the long-term benefits for society. Concluding Remarks and Future Outlook (50:00 - 52:14) - The video concludes with a summary of key points discussed, final thoughts from participants on the budget, and an outlook on future expectations from government policies. The implications of capital gains tax, set to be levied from July 23rd onwards, are also mentioned, with potential retrospective effects on investors. Additional Highlights (09:19 - 39:47) - Fiscal Deficit and Capital Gains Tax Impact: The containment of the fiscal deficit at 4.9% and the implications of increased capital gains tax on equity investments. - Encouraging Positive Outlook: The importance of focusing on the positive aspects of the budget and moving forward optimistically in politics and equity investing. - Taxation Changes for Investment Funds and Listed Securities: Reduced taxation periods and benefits for investment funds, REITs, InvITs, and listed securities. - Impact on Real Estate and Tax Implications: Higher capital gains leading to increased investment in real estate and associated tax obligations. - Effect on Small Caps and SIP Inflows: The impact of increased LTCG on small caps and SIP inflows, with small caps potentially remaining attractive for higher returns in the long term. - Uncertainty on Tax Implications for Old Debt Funds: Ongoing discussions around the taxation of old debt funds and the lack of clarity on retrospective tax or indexation benefits. - Significant Buybacks and Effects on NRIs and Real Estate: Large-scale buybacks leading to increased disposable income and the potential impacts on NRIs and real estate due to changes in capital gains tax and surcharges. - Reducing Black Money: Efforts to reduce black money through tax recovery and proper utilization of cash, encouraging white money transactions through concessional rates in real estate and equity markets.

Seems gov want to save banks as deposits are diminishing due to share market , banking system is obivious priority over share market ,as if bank fall share marke doomed not vice versa

Govt is very conservative in his approach, they should take chances and increase the fiscal deficit so that consumption in market increase and that will be real GDP growth. Govt seems to very defensive , not a good move at all for the country.

Good morning Sir and everyone, from the land of festivals. As usual I've learned something new,thank you Sir and yadnya. Sir, I'd love to have one of ur T shirt🙏

Ltcg tax revision is very short sighted😮😮

*AI Generated Summary* 00:05 📋 Introduction to FY25 Budget Discussion - Overview of discussion participants and agenda, - Introduction of Parimal Ade, Gaurav Jain, and CA Yogesh Katariya, - Brief mention of key topics to be covered in the budget discussion. 02:18 📈 Economic Growth Projections - Detailed analysis of GDP growth projections, - Discussion on sectors driving growth, - Impact of government policies on economic growth. 06:00 🏦 Fiscal Policies and Budget Deficit - Examination of fiscal policies proposed in the budget, - Analysis of budget deficit and government borrowing plans, - Potential long-term effects on the economy. 10:00 🏗 Infrastructure and Development Plans - Key infrastructure projects highlighted in the budget, - Expected impact on job creation and economic development, - Government’s strategy for funding these projects. 14:30 📊 Tax Reforms and Implications - Overview of proposed tax reforms, - Impact on individual taxpayers and businesses, - Expected outcomes and challenges of implementation. 19:00 🌿 Environmental Initiatives - Introduction of green policies and initiatives, - Budget allocation for renewable energy projects, - Discussion on sustainability and environmental protection measures. 23:30 🏥 Healthcare and Education Funding - Allocation of budget to healthcare and education sectors, - Plans for improving public health and education infrastructure, - Expected impact on social welfare and development. 28:00 🏢 Support for Small Businesses - Government initiatives to support SMEs, - Financial aids and incentives for small businesses, - Discussion on the long-term benefits for the economy. 32:30 🌍 International Trade and Relations - Analysis of budget’s impact on international trade, - Policies to boost exports and attract foreign investments, - Discussion on geopolitical implications. 37:00 🏫 Education Reforms and Skill Development - Focus on educational reforms and skill development programs, - Government initiatives for improving quality of education, - Impact on future workforce and employment. 41:30 🚀 Technological Advancements and Innovation - Budget allocation for technology and innovation, - Plans for boosting the tech industry and startups, - Expected impact on national competitiveness and growth. 46:00 💼 Social Welfare and Public Services - Overview of social welfare programs funded by the budget, - Discussion on improvements in public services, - Long-term benefits for society. 50:00 🤝 Concluding Remarks and Future Outlook - Summary of key points discussed, - Participants’ final thoughts on the budget, - Future outlook and expectations from government policies.

Very informative , for yadnya team ❤from bottom of my heart.

Jo log bada paisa bana liye like these people unko ghanta fark nahi padta tax kitna badhati hai govt on equity.

different market sectors are in bubbles, might opt out of stocks entirely if it crashes. All I keep pondering is when or if this bubble will pop, desperate for early price interest.

We are a poor country where "farmers" are driving Audi while the middle class cant even dare to dream about it.

जीवन में अब कभी वोट नहीं दूंगा इस सरकार को बजट के बाद