This blog provides a comprehensive analysis of the 28% Goods and Services Tax (GST) levied on online gambling in India. It examines the impact of the high tax rate on players, the growth of the industry, tax evasion and social issues. The blog also discusses the government's rationale for the 28% GST and the potential challenges it poses for the industry.

This blog post provides a comprehensive guide to Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, which deals with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It covers the CSR provisions, amendment rules, and filing process, making it a valuable resource for companies looking to comply with CSR regulations in India.

Filing your income tax return can be a daunting task, but by avoiding these 10 critical mistakes, you can ensure a smooth and stress-free filing experience. From missing the tax filing deadline to claiming ineligible deductions, these common errors can lead to delays, penalties, and even audits. Take the time to review your return carefully and avoid these costly mistakes.

Income tax is a crucial tool for promoting social equity and reducing income inequality by taxing the rich at higher rates and using the revenue to fund public services and transfer payments to the poor. Income tax can also promote social equity by funding public services and transfer payments that benefit low-income and disadvantaged households, reducing the gender wage gap, and promoting equal opportunities and reduced poverty. However, income tax also faces challenges such as high income tax rates that can discourage work and investment, and evasion or avoidance that can reduce its effectiveness as a tool for redistribution. Income tax is only one part of a broader system of fiscal policy that must be designed and implemented in a way that promotes social equity and redistribution.