According to the source Income tax slabs for FY 2013-2014
General tax payers Men and Women
Below 2L Nil
2L to 5L 10%
5L to 10L 20%
Above 10L 30%
Senior citizens Aged 60 to 80 years
Below 2.5L Nil
2.5L to 5L 10%
5L to 10L 20%
Above 10L 30%
Very senior citizens Above 80 years
Below 5L Nil
5L to 10L 20%
Above 10L 30%
Finance Minister P Chidamabaram allowed some relief for those who earn between Rs 2-5 lakh per year by announcing that they would be granted a tax credit of Rs 2000.
Person taking home loan for the first time will get tax cut of Rs 1 lakh.
Home loan exemption increased from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 2.5 for up to Rs 25 lakh loan.
Home loan interest to save Rs 30, 900 for tax payer in 30% bracket.
Surcharge to be for everyone with an annual taxable income of over 1 crore. It is time for the rich to be worried as they would have to pay an additional surcharge of 10% on taxable income of over Rs 1 crore.
Sports utility vehicles, yachts and high-end mobile phones (of value over Rs 2,000) more expensive.
Cigarettes will also get expensive
Handmade carpets, electric hybrid cars and leather and leather goods including footwear could get cheaper.
Tags: Income tax slabs unchanged, Budget 2013,budget 2013 highlights