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  • News From Press Finance ministry makes a budget case for small investors

    Finance ministry makes a budget case for small investors

    No relook at dividend distribution tax, said the FM; new direct tax regime seen benefitting 80% of assessees Sitharaman said DDT changes are conducive if you look at taxpayers whose applicable rate is below 15% or 20%
    Source: Livemint Feb 8, 2020

    Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman told Indian industry on Friday that proposed changes in dividend distribution tax (DDT) rules were aimed at putting more money in the hands of small shareholders, declaring, “let them decide what they want to do with it".

    While admitting that promoters and high net-worth individuals (HNIs) will face a higher tax rate, she justified the move on the grounds that the vast majority of small shareholders will benefit from it. The remarks, made in an address to industry bodies, indicated that the government would be reluctant to modify the proposal.

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