Higher LTCG exemption, ₹1 lakh standard deduction, slab rationalisation, 80D inclusion under new tax regime and housing affordability are the major expectations in Union Budget 2026.

Budget 2026 wishlist focuses on higher standard deduction, health insurance tax relief under Section 80D, rationalisation of income tax slabs and higher LTCG exemption as JM Financial outlines key ...

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Budget 2026 approaches with taxpayers focused on the income tax rebate. Experts anticipate changes to Section 87A, ...

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Industry body Nasscom hopes that the Union Budget will extend Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) tax deferment to more startups and bring suitable clarifications to address concerns around the tax ...

Social Security isn’t going bankrupt, but it’s heading toward a funding crisis that could reduce monthly checks by nearly a ...