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The document outlines the main sources of public revenue for governments. The key sources are taxes, fees, prices for goods and services, special assessments, fines and penalties, gifts, and borrowings. Public revenue is necessary for governments to fund public expenditures and perform important functions for societal welfare.
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After independence in 1947, India's tax system underwent major reforms to mobilize resources for development activities. In 1953, the Taxation Enquiry Commission studied India's central and state indirect taxes and found high levels of tax evasion. In the 1950s, following recommendations from economist Nicholas Kaldor, India introduced an integrated direct tax system along with new taxes like wealth tax and expenditure tax. Recent tax reforms focused on simplification and rationalization through committees and task forces. The 2006-2007 budget aimed to introduce a unified Goods and Services Tax by 2010.
Ajina
Taxable capacity refers to the maximum amount of taxes that can be collected from citizens without negatively impacting production. Economists have defined taxable capacity as either reaching the point where taxpayers must borrow to pay taxes, or as the optimum level of public finances indicated by financial principles. Taxable capacity can be absolute, referring to the maximum without unpleasant effects in a community, or relative, comparing the capacities of different communities. Understanding taxable capacity is significant for public finance administration as taxes are a major source of government revenue.
Suresh tax
The document discusses four canons of taxation: productivity, elasticity, expediency, and coordination. The canon of productivity states that taxes should not interfere with production and maximize income. The canon of elasticity means taxes should be flexible. The canon of expediency refers to considering sound principles like people's views when designing the tax system. The canon of coordination notes that tax collection is difficult, so central and state governments coordinate agencies to collect taxes.
Reemou
Taxation is the biggest source of public revenue for modern governments. It is the legal duty of citizens to pay taxes honestly on income, property, and purchases. A good tax system collects the minimum necessary from citizens based on their ability to pay, ensures maximum social benefits, and applies taxes universally without discrimination. It also maintains simplicity, acceptability to the public, and a balance between different types of taxes to fund common welfare.
Sudheesh tax
This document discusses the impact and incidents of taxation. It notes that the tax incidence is highest for residents and lower for non-residents. It outlines the total income scope for residents as including income received or deemed received in India, as well as income accruing or arising outside India during the previous year. The scope for non-residents includes income received in India and income deemed received or accruing in India.
Salini
Taxation is the biggest source of public revenue for modern governments. The equity principle of taxation refers to fairness and justice in distributing the tax burden. Equity has two aspects: horizontal equity means those equally well-off should pay equal taxes, while vertical equity means those better off should pay more taxes than others.
Rigil
India has a long history of taxation dating back to 1922 when the country saw a major shift in its taxation system. The current system has a well-developed structure that clearly divides tax authority between the central government, state governments, and local bodies. In 1991, India's tax system underwent radical reforms including reducing customs and excise duties, lowering corporate tax rates, widening the tax base, and improving tax administration. Most state governments also replaced sales taxes with value-added tax starting in 2005. The central government levies both direct and indirect taxes.
Ramesh.m
Taxable capacity refers to the maximum amount citizens can contribute to public authorities through taxes without undue strain. Estimating taxable capacity allows governments to determine how much revenue can be raised, mobilize resources for development, and avoid imposing unnecessary taxes that hurt production and consumption. However, pushing taxes too far can curb consumption, cripple industry, and reach a point where additional taxation brings diminishing returns as taxpayers sell assets or take on debt to pay.
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