Budget 2026 Highlights: Income Tax Act 2025, SGBs, and Buyback Changes Explained
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Taxation
I think about taxation less as a compliance exercise and more as a decision-making problem. Most tax mistakes don’t come from ignorance — they come from acting before understanding consequences.
This page brings together how I approach taxation, the kind of questions I spend time on, and writing that explores tax-related decisions with clarity and restraint.
What I focus on
- Understanding tax implications before decisions are made
- Planning with context, not shortcuts
- Interpreting rules calmly instead of reacting to them
- Avoiding urgency-driven tax decisions
Writing on taxation
Section 54F of the Income-tax Act, 1961 – Exemption on Capital Gains
Overview of Section 54F Section 54F provides exemption from long-term capital gains tax when an individual or a Hindu Undivided Family (H...
Why tax decisions should be made before they are needed
Most tax mistakes don’t happen because people don’t know the rules. They happen because decisions are made too late.