Tax to GDP Ratio
India’s tax to GDP ratio is very low, and the proportion of direct tax to indirect tax is not optimal from the view point of social justice.
Overview
- India consists of one direct taxpayer for every 16 voters present. Income tax is paid by only 1% of India’s population.
- India’s Gross tax to GDP which was 11% in FY19, fell to 9.9% in FY20 and marginally improved to 10.2% in FY21 (partly due to decline in GDP) and is envisaged to be 10.8% in FY22, this is much lower than the emerging market economy average of 21 percent and OECD ....
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- 1 Viksit Bharat@2047 & $5 Trillion Economy Roadmap
- 2 GST: Current Scenario, Impacts & Concerns of States
- 3 Debt Management
- 4 Informal Sector Inclusion in GDP
- 5 Rising Income Inequality
- 6 Inclusive Growth in India
- 7 Potential GDP: Determinants and Hindrances
- 8 Rising Employment Gap despite Strong GDP Growth
- 9 India’s Economic Growth: Key Statistics & Trends
- 10 India’s Export Competitiveness