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Save tax when income above 50Lakh/1cr

appworld

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There is a huge surcharge once you earn more than 50Lakh/1cr and even above.
see the below table for the surcharge being charged.

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Considering your 80C, 80D, etc are exhausted, What are some ways to reduce the taxation as well as surcharge?
Note: its a salary income and not business!

Also, would love to know about creating. HUF and paying tax via that. What are the complications and any good CA reference's if you know any?
 
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Yugi

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There is a huge surcharge once you earn more than 50Lakh/1cr and even above.
see the below table for the surcharge being charged.

1704100399661.png


Considering your 80C, 80D, etc are exhausted, What are some ways to reduce the taxation as well as surcharge?
Note: its a salary income and not business!

Also, would love to know about creating. HUF and paying tax via that. What are the complications and any good CA reference's if you know any?
There 80 CCD, investing in NPS you can explore that.
 

SSV

TF Pioneer
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There is a huge surcharge once you earn more than 50Lakh/1cr and even above.
see the below table for the surcharge being charged.

1704100399661.png


Considering your 80C, 80D, etc are exhausted, What are some ways to reduce the taxation as well as surcharge?
Note: its a salary income and not business!

Also, would love to know about creating. HUF and paying tax via that. What are the complications and any good CA reference's if you know any?

Once you reach to this stage, it is better to concentrate your valuable time on increasing the income in multiples
rather than wasting the same time in how to reduce tax liability ... This would be the practical approach I would take ..

Remember money makes more money and not to worry about taxes.. Hire a good CA, and focus on multiplying income sources...

We all have 24 hrs /day and fixed life span.. .
Death and Taxes can't be avoided..wherever you go in this world.

All the best
 
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CC-Muncher

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What OP CAN DO IS instead of taking CTC as cash ask for esop and once he vests it he can pledge it and take a loan at 4-5% assuming he has good contacts with IBs.

Later on keep repaying this interest via dividend and capital appreciation refinancing of esops.
Can you elaborate? Where do you pledge, what is IB? Also how is this reducing rhe tax or surcharge
 

sxchzy

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Can you elaborate? Where do you pledge, what is IB? Also how is this reducing rhe tax or surcharge
this is very hypothetical
mainly depends on op being able to change hiS CTC from cash to esop basis mainly

secondly, an IB is an investment bank where he can pledge the shares and take a loan against it

since debt cant be taxed the loan amount is taxed and only interest is payable on it
secondly, the dividends earned and the capital appreciation from the stock should be enough to refinance it


Now coming to how this saves tax is
esops cant be taxed unless sold and neither can be debt
so his tax goes down drastically


this is how billionaires save taxes hugely

check how much elon musk Mukesh ambani take as salary

they will be having millions in stock and very less cash component
 

CC-Muncher

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this is very hypothetical
mainly depends on op being able to change hiS CTC from cash to esop basis mainly

secondly, an IB is an investment bank where he can pledge the shares and take a loan against it

since debt cant be taxed the loan amount is taxed and only interest is payable on it
secondly, the dividends earned and the capital appreciation from the stock should be enough to refinance it


Now coming to how this saves tax is
esops cant be taxed unless sold and neither can be debt
so his tax goes down drastically


this is how billionaires save taxes hugely

check how much elon musk Mukesh ambani take as salary

they will be having millions in stock and very less cash component
Esops or rsus will get taxed as soon as they vest.. As per my experience.

The companies j worked with, deduct 30% and vest whatever is left.

What you said about elon and company is grue, they dont take salary and they only rely on dividends. But that wouldnt be the case for commmon man
 
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