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Well, that seems like a reasonable question, doesn’t it?Although one might be curious whether the OP has asked everyone in the “44%” if they think this, or perhaps he did a survey with a statistically valid sample. Or, you know, perhaps he just assumed. Yeah, I think we can go with that.But hey, that would remove justification for answering the question altogether, so let’s grant that there’s undoubtedly somebody in that 44% who think others aren’t paying their fair share and look at it that way.It turns out that the IRS publishes statistics on income tax. The most recent published tables on individual income tax are from 2016, and according to them 34,679,282 tax returns had a 0 percent tax rate. There were 150,272,157 forms filed, so 23% of them paid no federal income tax. Okay, so there are probably workers out there who didn’t need to file because they didn’t make enough to file. Of course, that would be under $12,000 so those probably aren’t full time workers.So my first question to the OP is where did that 44% figure come from? By my figures, 44% of the filers would be 66.1 million people, or about twice the number that file and had a 0% rate. And that’s assuming that all 150 million filers count as “working Americans” and aren’t people who made their money in dividends, interest, and capital gains.So what about those 0% folks? Well, in 2019 in order to owe 0 Federal income tax, you have to make under $12,200 (single) or $24,400 (married filing jointly).So I’d suspect that if you’re the sort of person who looks at our federal deficit and thinks that somebody isn’t paying enough taxes, you’re probably not going to look at your (lack of) disposable income and say, “You know, I’m the sort of person who should be paying more income tax.”But on the whole, I’d say this question fairly reeks of the sort of misinformation put forward by people who are lying to you for their own purposes.I hope you haven’t given them any money.

Hi,Intraday and F&O is treated as business income for income tax purpose. Therefore you are required to file ITR-3.You can use Know your ITR form toolOne can invest in equity shares, equity mutual funds, futures, options, commodities, etc. The type of trading needs to be categorized since the turnover calculation and taxability varies.Capital Gains- When there is a delivery based trading, there are lesser number of transactions and the intention is to invest and hold the shares, income must be classified as capital gains.File ITR using expert assistance for Capital Gains IncomeBusiness Income- When there is a non-delivery based trading (equity intraday trading), it is considered as a speculative business income. In the case of delivery based trading, if there are a larger number of transactions or the intention is to trade, it is considered a non-speculative business income.File ITR using expert assistance for Business IncomeDue DateTaxpayers to whom tax audit is applicable - 30th September 2019Taxpayers to whom tax audit is not applicable - 31st August 2019 (extended from 31st July 2019)Calculation of TurnoverGenerally, absolute profit i.e. sum of positive and negative differences is considered to be the turnover. In the case of Options, the turnover is the sum of absolute profit and sales values.Tax Audit Applicability, ITR Form and Carry Forward LossFor Tax Audit, the taxpayer must appoint a Chartered Accountant to:Prepare Financial StatementsPrepare and File Tax Audit ReportPrepare and File Income Tax ReturnFile your Income Tax Return on Quicko with the help of qualified experts. Reach us at [email protected] for any income tax assistance.Hope this was helpful!

A significant reduction in income tax for individual income along with a rigorous step to identify tax evasion.In India, the taxes should follow the scalability model instead of premium model. This means instead of asking for high taxes from less than 5% of the population, you bring more people into the tax brackets and ask lower taxes. We need to use our high population to our advantages, not let it work against us. While salaried class pay taxes on every rupee they earn, other professions get away with it one way or another.Quoting from this article[1][1][1][1],At the last count, there were around 8.6 lakh doctors in the country, but less than half of them paid income tax. One in three chartered accountants — who advise individuals and companies on tax matters — paid income tax. While there are nursing homes every few km, only 13,000 paid taxes. In fact, their number is less than the number of fashion designers (14,500) paying income tax.Think about it, this definitely require some intervention. Not that I am specifically blaming only doctors and CAs, there are numerous such professions where under-reporting income is really easy and hence people don’t pay any taxes even after earning to the tune of crores.As per another article[2][2][2][2], the number of actual tax payers (people who just don’t file IT returns but also pays some amount in tax), should be around 9 crores even with a lot of underestimations factored in. I think that this number will be even higher in actual.A fair tax bracket will be:For individual earning up to 20–25 lacs per annum, the taxes can be capped at 10% and progressively increasing it up to 20% for 5 crores.Any individual earning more than 5 crores is likely to be a businessman anyway and they can always reduce taxes by investing money in business as corporate taxes have become quite low[3] recently.Anyone earning below 10–12 lacs should pay absolutely zero taxes.Update (21st Oct): It might just happen according to this article[4][4][4][4] . The proposed brackets are as below.Footnotes[1] Two crore Indians file returns but pay zero income tax[1] Two crore Indians file returns but pay zero income tax[1] Two crore Indians file returns but pay zero income tax[1] Two crore Indians file returns but pay zero income tax[2] How Many Indians Should Pay Income Tax (But are not Paying) - CBGA India[2] How Many Indians Should Pay Income Tax (But are not Paying) - CBGA India[2] How Many Indians Should Pay Income Tax (But are not Paying) - CBGA India[2] How Many Indians Should Pay Income Tax (But are not Paying) - CBGA India[3] Nirmala Sitharaman slashes corporate tax to fire up economy, market responds with a massive surge[4] How the proposed new Direct Tax Code could cut your income tax[4] How the proposed new Direct Tax Code could cut your income tax[4] How the proposed new Direct Tax Code could cut your income tax[4] How the proposed new Direct Tax Code could cut your income tax