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Piyush_Jaiswal said:
Paying your personal Income Tax is not a commercial transaction. Just like paying fine, traffic challan, toll taxes are not commercial transaction.

The banks and government itself encourages paying of Income Tax using Credit Card.

I have seen banks discouraging users to pay commercial electricity bills using personal credit card. The specifically mention this in their T&Cs. But, I haven't seen any bank warning its users for paying Income Tax with Credit Card.

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sidzzzzz said:
What I was talking about today is the fact that any act undertaken to earn money is commercial activity and any inflow or outflow of money that occurs in relation to such activity is a commercial activity, simple economics
Simply said, even payment of personal income tax for salaried/self employed people is a commercial activity as per the above mentioned statement
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Mine is not from banks purview, but is a general qualified statement about the nature of such payments, they are unarguably commercial
 
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0xfallup said:
It would be un-educated not illiterate and as far as our culture goes … we don’t brag and call illiterate for helping anyone … still 2-3 days before you were talking about manners and here you are … so are you Like a Chameleon
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Illiterate and uneducated are synonyms of one another and can be used interchangeably, it won't change the meaning grow up, and look at the brighter side
 
sidzzzzz said:
*Unskilled and still how else could have I referred to them, why dude why, didn't you see how @plastikman reacted to the same thing positively
Look at the brighter side, the way he did, the way I am helping them, but no u decided to be ghosty again
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It is actually rude to call your employees illiterate. I'm sure they must be able to read and write sufficiently. I think the correct reference to them would be 'ignorant', 'lack the know how'.

On an international forum agar aisa likhenge to bawal ho sakta hai.
 
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0xfallup said:
It would be un-educated not illiterate and as far as our culture goes … we don’t brag and call illiterate for helping anyone … still 2-3 days before you were talking about manners and here you are … so are you Like a Chameleon
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As per my English vocabulary both words have same meaning
Uneducated - cant read/write
Illiterate - can't read write
They themselves call one another "maa to anpadh ha sa" and when I do its offensive,
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sidzzzzz said:
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I Hope this explains how paying individual taxes is a commercial activity to everyone arguing with the same earlier, I actually drafted it in the start of the whole thing about income tax today but ig it wasn't posted due to some technical/network glitches that's why some people kept saying that its a personal use category only
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You are not the one who can decide what is commercial transaction and what is not.

It is the bank that decides and they are certainly not in you favour.

Moreover, you can't put any nonsense argument to prove your point. According to your argument "any inflow or outflow of money that occurs in relation to such activity is a commercial activity, simple economics" each and every transaction would be categorized as commercial transaction.
 
sidzzzzz said:
Illiterate and uneducated are synonyms of one another and can be used interchangeably, it won't change the meaning grow up, and look at the brighter side
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bhai Teko rocket science nahi ata toh matlab tu GAVAR nahi hogaya , you are just uneducated about it not illerate and regarding the brighter side that’s what I mentioned, doesn’t t goes hand in hand in our culture

ruko meko Susu aai hai , karke aaya
 
plastikman said:
It is actually rude to call your employees illiterate. I'm sure they must be able to read and write sufficiently. I think the correct reference to them would be 'ignorant', 'lack the know how'.

On an international forum agar aisa likhenge to bawal ho sakta hai.
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Well they themselves call one another "anpadh" I have spent years working with these people and you guys a reacting like I don't know pillars of my own business

Piyush_Jaiswal said:
You are not the one who can decide what is commercial transaction and what is not.

It is the bank that decides and they are certainly not in you favour.

Moreover, you can't put any nonsense argument to prove your point. According to your argument "any inflow or outflow of money that occurs in relation to such activity is a commercial activity, simple economics" each and every transaction would be categorized as commercial transaction.
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Inflow and outflow to earn money is commercial, not to spend money😂
 
0xfallup said:
bhai Teko rocket science nahi ata toh matlab tu GAVAR nahi hogaya , you are just uneducated about it not illerate and regarding the brighter side that’s what I mentioned, doesn’t t goes hand in hand in our culture
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"Uneducated means “not educated”, in general. Usually, illiterate people are uneducated, but illiterate simply means “cannot read or write”. In technicalities, it is possible to be verbally educated and thus not know how to read/write while still being educated."

Indian government organisations have used the term illiterate thousand of times in their articles and research papers
 
sidzzzzz said:
As per my English vocabulary both words have same meaning
Uneducated - cant read/write
Illiterate - can't read write
They themselves call one another "maa to anpadh ha sa" and when I do its offensive,
The level of internet toxicity
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It is the choice of word that matters, and how we use them. "Dog" isn't a vulgar word either, but when you call someone a dog, they do find that offensive.
They can call themselves whatever they like, you can't. Just like my friends/family can call me whatever they like but not anyone else.
 
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sidzzzzz said:
As per my English vocabulary both words have same meaning
Uneducated - cant read/write
Illiterate - can't read write
They themselves call one another "maa to anpadh ha sa" and when I do its offensive,
The level of internet toxicity
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They had different socio-economic life then you.. don't be surprised if they use language..

Now ppl call maid as house help...
It might not do anything... Just step towards giving respect to everyone, which most indian don't give..

Thats it..
 
Piyush_Jaiswal said:
It is the choice of word that matters. "Dog" isn't a vulgar word either, but when you call someone a dog, they do find that offensive.
They can call themselves whatever they like, you can't. Just like my friends/family can call me whatever they like but not anyone else.
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They just won't find it offensive, because there is not other word to for such condition, kindly enlighten me with a word which glorifies the state of a person not being able to read or write,

And yes saying it again, even census carried out by the government of India used the word illiterate
 
AritraSaha said:
They had different socio-economic life then you.. don't be surprised if they use language..

Now ppl call maid as house help...
It might not do anything... Just step towards giving respect to everyone, which most indian don't give..

Thats it..
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Well I do give respect to every employee of mine and add the words 'aap' and 'ji' whenever talking with them
Referring them as illiterates won't decrease even a bit of respect I have for them
 
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