In Budget 2025, the government is expected to prioritize fiscal prudence and economic growth, with a particular emphasis on tax reforms and the real estate and railway sectors, according to Manish Chowdhury of StoxBox.
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The 2025 Budget is expected to focus on fiscal prudence, tax reforms, and strategic investments in the real estate and railway sectors.
Tax reforms will simplify the tax system, reduce compliance burdens, and enhance transparency, making the tax system more efficient and encouraging more businesses to operate formally.
Measures to boost the real estate sector may include tax incentives for first-time homebuyers, reduction in interest rates for home loans, increased allocation for affordable housing projects, and faster approvals for real estate projects.
The government is likely to allocate funds for new railway lines, invest in modern signaling systems and rolling stock, introduce new technology for passenger services, and strengthen the freight sector to reduce logistics costs.
Manish Chowdhury is a financial analyst at StoxBox, a leading financial research and investment advisory firm that provides market analysis and strategic insights to investors and businesses.
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