If
you are planning to do a research on how does the government get all
the money that it spends? Well, the obvious answer is from the tax
payers. A government is a body that operates with the help of tax
paid by the people. It does not have money on its own. The receipts
from the individual income tax payers, corporate IT payers, estate
and gift taxes, excise tax and many more put together makes a very
huge sum and with this the government spends. The expenditure of the
government can be divided into three major categories. They are
expenditure on interests, food and roads and other activities.
However, one can categorize them into five ways. They are medicare
and health, agriculture and food, transportation, social services and
paying pensions.
All
the above are the mandatory expenditures of the government. Any one
of them cannot be skipped. As an Indian every one of us is looking
forward to a peaceful journey through roads, 24 *7 electricity and
clean water. For all these to provide by the government, there is
nothing best than the tax amount paid by the people or the citizens.
Every year a budget is made for that financial year. As on date, the
Indian government gets a total of Rs 17 crore and above for
expenditures. This is definitely seem to look like a large sum, but
when invested in every category as discussed before, the government
spends more than what it is earning. Around 24% of money is taken as
loan from other sources by the government. There is no enough money
to take care of everything and hence the reason that we still have
electricity cut-offs and bad roads. There is a proper planning needed
in order to properly distribute this money and to make use of the
money constructively.
It
is also important that every person pays their tax. Except for the
people who work with companies, many others who are entrepreneurs and
other independent business owners tend to pay less tax. This affects
a lot in the expenditures of the government. From companies alone IT
is collected up to Rs 8 crore. This is very huge and there is a need
for the entire money to be properly spent. Even the subsidies that
are given by the government comes under this. Therefore, there is
definitely a huge expenditure mounted on the government. The
government even produces the total expenditure of each and every
sector. This helps a lot in understanding the overall structure of
the expenditure system of Indian government.
For
the loan repayment, it pays interest of Rs. 4, 56, 145 Crore every
year. During last year, it was calculates as Rs. 3, 80, 066 Crore.
Some of subsidies are fertilizer subsidy, food subsidy, interest
subsidy and petroleum and diesel subsidy. For these, the total amount
comes to nearly Rs 2, 42, 291 crores. The food subsidy costs more and
is Rs 1, 24, 419 Crore. Not only the income
tax is an income to government, but also the excise duties and
the service taxes are a part of income.
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provides necessary help for companies and other individuals to file
tax. There are also various estimations and to start with the tax
revenue department, it is estimated that for the financial year 2015
to 2016, the estimated sum is Rs. 3, 27, 367 crore. This one comes
from individual tax, rent and capital gains. The estimated
corporation tax, this is the tax paid by the businesses and this is
estimated to be Rs. 4, 70, 628 crore. Customs duty that is paid for
import of goods totals to Rs. 2, 08, 336.
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