"Bharath Kunjibettu is a Senior Data and Business Intelligence Engineer at a leading digital tech company, with a career spanning over a decade in the IT industry. In 2020, he added 'author' to his list of accomplishments with the publication of a poetry book. With extensive experience as both a Data and Business Intelligence, Bharath has embraced automation and efficiency in data loading and data consolidation. Speaking of automation and efficiency , Bharath has made a significant discovery – Digital Transaction Tax (DTT). This groundbreaking solution has the potential to reshape India's tax system, benefiting both its citizens and the economy. He has started this under the Tax Reform India initiative. Discover more about this game-changing concept by exploring related DTT article. "
This type of black money primarily originates from illegal cash transactions. These funds often end up in foreign banks, making it extremely difficult for Indian authorities to retrieve due to geopolitical issues.
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Live webinar – Taxation Critical Issues & Solution Did you know our Indian Tax System is extremely vulnerable? Let me tell you how: There are over 12 types of taxes in India, yet our tax collections are only 5% compared to the US (Second largest democracy). Due to this, we lack access to free education, […]
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Let’s explore how DTT ensures affordability for taxpayers. By consolidating digital deposits and withdrawals, a mere 1% tax is levied. This innovative approach lightens the financial load for individuals, ensuring economic growth and prosperity.
Explore how Digital Transaction Tax (DTT) can address India’s tax challenges, boost revenue, and promote progressive taxation for a fairer system.
