Vanfunding 2016: Opening keynote (bundeep rangar) Fineqia - The Rise of Fintech
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Opening keynote at VanFUNDING 2016 delivered by Fineqia CEO, Bundeep Singh Rangar. Titled: The rise of fintech and it's potential impact on public and private markets in Canada and around the globe.
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Income tax is a tax that governments impose on individuals' earnings or income, including wages, salaries, dividends, interest, rental income, and other sources of income. The purpose of income tax is to generate revenue for the government to fund public services, infrastructure, and other expenditures.
Income tax is usually progressive, meaning that higher-income individuals are taxed at higher rates. Tax rates and brackets can vary significantly between countries, and some countries may also have different tax rates for different types of income (e.g., earned income vs. investment income).
Taxpayers are typically required to file tax returns annually, reporting their income and calculating the amount of tax they owe based on the applicable tax rates and deductions. Taxpayers may also be eligible for various tax credits and deductions that can reduce their taxable income or the amount of tax they owe.
Governments use various methods to collect income tax, such as withholding taxes from paychecks (pay-as-you-earn or PAYE system), estimated tax payments for self-employed individuals, and annual tax return filings for individuals and businesses.
Overall, income tax is a crucial component of a country's tax system, providing essential revenue for government operations and public services while also influencing economic behavior and wealth distribution.
There are several reasons why taxes are necessary. First and foremost, taxes provide the government with the funds needed to finance essential public services and projects that benefit society as a whole. These services include maintaining roads and bridges, funding public schools and universities, providing healthcare services, and ensuring public safety through law enforcement and emergency services.
Additionally, taxes play a crucial role in redistributing wealth and reducing economic inequality. Progressive tax systems, for instance, require higher-income individuals to pay a larger percentage of their income in taxes, while lower-income individuals pay a lower percentage. This helps ensure that wealthier individuals contribute proportionally more to society's needs and helps fund social welfare programs that support disadvantaged populations.
Furthermore, taxes can be used as a tool to influence economic behavior and achieve policy objectives. For example, governments may use tax incentives or penalties to encourage environmentally friendly practices, promote investment in specific industries or regions, or discourage harmful activities such as smoking or excessive consumption of sugary drinks.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented India's Union Budget for 2015-16. Key highlights include a fiscal deficit target of 3.9% of GDP, GDP growth projected between 8-8.5%, and inflation expected to remain below 5%. The budget focused on infrastructure investment, tax reforms including lowering the corporate tax rate, and social programs around employment, healthcare and education.
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Budget 2017 highlights
The budget document discusses key changes made in the Union Budget 2017 presented by the Finance Minister, including:
- The budget date was advanced to February 1 to allow ministries time to implement activities from April 1.
- The railway budget was merged with the general budget, discontinuing a colonial-era practice.
- Classification of expenditures as plan and non-plan was removed, with allocation divided into capital and revenue.
- Measures were introduced to curb black money while focusing on rural growth and digitizing the economy. Tax relief was provided for individuals and small companies.
The budget aims to transform, energize, and clean India with a focus on long-term vision.
Tax
The new Direct Tax Code will replace India's 61-year old Income Tax Act and aims to simplify the tax system. It introduces easier income tax slabs of 10%, 20%, and 30% for different income levels. It expands the tax base to include various perquisites and benefits. Contributions to certain savings instruments up to Rs. 3 lacs will be allowed as a deduction. Capital gains will be taxed as ordinary income at applicable rates, with indexation to account for inflation. The Code also reforms taxation of capital markets, property income, and introduces taxes on non-profits and high net worth individuals.
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- 15. EIS/SEIS as the only HMRC approved scheme which can generate significant tax savings of income tax and CGT. The benefits to investors in EIS include: • An investor can invest up to £1m in EIS each tax year (£100k for SEIS) • An investor can back date up to £1m to the previous tax year (£100k for SEIS) • £2m can be invested this year if nothing invested last year (£200k for SEIS) • An investor receives up to 30% in income tax credits (50% for SEIS) • An investor receives up 28% capital gains tax deferral • Net cost of investment as low as 70p in the £ (50p in the £ for SEIS) • 100% capital gains tax exemption on disposal of the investment * • 100% inheritance tax exemption ** • Loss relief which can be offset against income tax ***
- 20. “Where do we go from here?”
- 21. Mission Statement Fineqia is committed to bringing Financial Equality to the world. We believe that people should be empowered and responsible to manage their own finances without the punditry of the financial services world that leaves people disenfranchised and disillusioned. Fineqia brings to you some of the most lucrative and risk-mitigated opportunities to deploy funds that have been hitherto only been available to large financial institutions. By deploying your own cash yourself, you’re able to get a better return by saving on the high costs of banks and financial institutions that do the same. Fineqia believes in the democratisation of financial management. Your cash should also be your decision.