Union Budget increases in disposable income
Boost consumer spending & drive demand for jewellery
Rajesh Rokde, Chairman, All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC), commented, “The reduction in personal income tax rates, along with the tax exemption limit raised to Rs12 lakh, is a positive move that will significantly boost consumer spending and drive demand for jewellery.
This
increase in disposable income is expected to particularly benefit the gold and
branded jewellery sectors. Additionally, the abolition of TDS and TCS on
high-value transactions above Rs50 lakh will streamline operations, ease
compliance burdens, and bring more transactions into the formal, hallmarked
market. These reforms will foster transparency, trust, and sustainable growth
in the jewellery industry."
Avinash
Gupta, Vice Chairman GJC, said, "The reduction in personal income tax
rates is a welcome move as it will enhance disposable income, leading to increased
consumer spending, including in the jewellery sector. Additionally, the
eradication of TDS and TCS on specific goods purchases and sales above Rs50
lakh will significantly ease compliance burdens for jewellers and bullion
dealers, fostering a more seamless and efficient business environment. These
measures will collectively boost industry growth and strengthen consumer
confidence."
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