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Forerunner
Eminent French economist, Thomas Piketty is of the opinion that the Indian elite should pay more taxes on wealth and income as the country's tax to GDP ratio is less than 11%, which is insufficient to meet the challenges of inequalities. The aim of the government should be to evolve the target towards 30-50%, a figure closer to our western counterparts.
My feelings are similar. The ultra elite should be taxed more as their sources of income(resources utilization, market, employees etc) consist of the people of India, mainly. Thus, it should be mandatory and not obligatory that they should return back a part of it in form of taxes. China, not being a democracy has mobilized a lot to finance a strategy in social investment. It is pretty evident from Indias expenditures on health vis a vis china, which is approx 3% of GDP.
Taxing the rich, contrary to the beliefs prevalent on this forum, is an accepted concept across many nations. To combat inequality, wealth based reservations go hand in hand with caste based reservations.
What can we do? Salaried employees who are able and can afford services, should voluntarily give up subsidies to make an impact. The new policies of the government are slowly weeding out crevices in the system from which the tax money leaks. Taxes reduce inequality and also stabilises the economy!
My feelings are similar. The ultra elite should be taxed more as their sources of income(resources utilization, market, employees etc) consist of the people of India, mainly. Thus, it should be mandatory and not obligatory that they should return back a part of it in form of taxes. China, not being a democracy has mobilized a lot to finance a strategy in social investment. It is pretty evident from Indias expenditures on health vis a vis china, which is approx 3% of GDP.
Taxing the rich, contrary to the beliefs prevalent on this forum, is an accepted concept across many nations. To combat inequality, wealth based reservations go hand in hand with caste based reservations.
What can we do? Salaried employees who are able and can afford services, should voluntarily give up subsidies to make an impact. The new policies of the government are slowly weeding out crevices in the system from which the tax money leaks. Taxes reduce inequality and also stabilises the economy!