Confusion in understanding taxation subject in CA course

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    Charles Brown
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      i have recently started my CA articles and i am having a hard time understanding the taxation subject. i am confused regarding various tax rates and slabs for different types of income and entities. can someone please help me by explaining the basics in a simple way?

      #3335
      Vikas
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        Taxation can be complicated but the basics are – there are mainly two types of taxes – direct and indirect. For CA course, focus on direct taxes like income tax and corporate tax. Income tax has different rates – from 0% to 30% – based on income slabs. For corporate tax, the main rate is 30%.

        #3336
        Amisha Khanna
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          it was all divide and conquer, dude, divide and conquer.

          #3337
          Anmol Singh
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            Starting your own business in trading, export-import or retail is also a good option if you want more flexibility and independence. But it requires good capital, connections and risk taking ability. You may have to work very long hours initially.

            #3338
            Aashish Gupta
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              Working as bank clerk or probationary officer (PO) in nationalized banks is a stable but less lucrative option. You get job security and good benefits but salaries are lower compared to other options. Promotions are slow in banks.

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