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Budget 2024: The Good Bad And Ugly

In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Monika Halan about the Budget 2024. Has the middle class been given a raw deal? Is maintaining the fiscal deficit not important? What is the story behind the changes in the capital gains tax?

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Duration:
1h 7m
Broadcast on:
27 Jul 2024
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mp3
And I was like, whom do I talk to about the budget? So none better than Monica, you know, she's the one calm, the civilized, soothing voice that will come and explain to everyone, Shanti Se, so Monica, thank you for coming. It's not a minute coming short, share our budget, Kailenitika. I know, you see, I think expectations are already based up already, so then it, and a couple of things happen which got everybody very real, but yeah, let's talk about it. Yeah, so, let us see the, let's start with the giant, we may elephant in the room when you want to go, it's going to be a dinosaur in the room but okay, so let's start first with the middle class question because they have a podcast because of the quote unquote self-identifying middle class, and just say, you know, it's called gender is fluid, even middle class is fluid, everybody thinks they are middle class, everybody, because see, I grew up in a middle class also, I am no longer middle class, I have gone upward. Mera, I am in the highest tax bracket in India, so before somebody accuses me, I don't self-identify as a middle class person anymore, I very well know, I am in the top percentile of India. Now I have clarified that, now let's talk about this. So from a middle class perspective, Monica, how was the budget? You know, I'm just going, I'm going to talk a little bit about what you said that yourself, you don't self-identify as a middle class person, so when you do, when you research this whole idea of middle class, it, you know, it has less to do with income and more to do with a way of life, value system. So I genuinely have a funny story, I wasn't meant, many years back and used to do this supplement called Mint Rich where we would talk about the wealthy people and there was one time that we were doing a special edition on the inheritors. One of the biggest business families with heirs got back saying that we are happy to come but we don't like the title of the supplement Mint Rich because we are actually middle class people and these guys are thousands of crores, one of the top business families of the country. So they, they wanted to be seen as middle class in their value system. So there are two, two stories happening here. One is this identification as a middle class person simply because of the value system. And then there is this income where you're absolutely right, all of us are in the top 1% of the country simply because it is, it remains a poor country. So yes, we have dealt with extreme poverty very well. Extreme poverty is $2 per person per day. That is how World Bank defines extreme poverty. That number used to be 60% in the 1980s, it is less than 5% today. Okay, so it's a huge jump in our ability to get people above this very basic poverty number, but there is a whole lot of people who are actually poor, they may not be very poor but they are poor. Now when we, so when you look at that and then you also, the other case in point is that I think 600 or is it 800 million people, 600 million people are getting free food 800 million people are getting free food even today. The fact that a country needs to feed 800 million people tells you a story. And then we come to the question of the taxation of the middle class. So it's a very complicated story in the stage of our growth. All stages of growth will show disparities, it will show them up very, very clearly before you can onboard the people who are not doing that well onto the part of the economy which is doing well, these disparities will show. And it is just that stage of growth in our country where the burden is disproportionately falling on this cohort which identifies itself as middle class. Typically incomes between five to six lakh to almost 50 lakh because above 50 lakh there is a surcharge. So I will take that as a cut off or 50 lakh a year because over that the rich tax comes in. So I'm sure people know that there are three or four tax slabs, there's five 50 whatever what they keep changing it, it used to be 10, 20, 30, essentially 5, 15, 20, 30. And then after 50 lakh there is surcharge and the surcharge goes on increasing till the point that over incomes over five crore, your marginal rate of taxation is 39% which is one of, you know you can count the countries where taxation, the marginal rate, the highest rate is that high. So I can speak from both sides of my mouth. I see the problem of the government of having to pull up, having to benefit vast cohorts of the country who remain not well off, they are not part of the formal sector, they are not part of the formal jobs, they remain in agriculture in formal sector. And there is this hard working middle class who cannot escape the burden of taxes and we can discuss how badly we are all taxed, we are taxed terribly hard. So this angst of the middle class has been building up for two reasons. One is the sheer taxation. So you are out of 100 rupees if you include income tax plus GST, about 40, 45% of your income, 40% of your income you are handing over to the government which is huge. That is okay if everybody was paying their fair share, that is not the case. So more than the taxation, I would imagine it is the unfairness that for decades you have been telling us that you will get people to pay their fair share, that is not happening. We are not seeing, so yes there is an increase in the tax net but nowhere near what it needs to be. We all know of people who do not pay income tax. So it is a very complicated story that I am setting out before you but this is really what is happening today that this unfairness of this disproportionate burden of this formalized hardworking part of the population who is not able to, if they could they would, is not able to escape this taxation. That is building this discontent and this time they thought there was fiscal space which means the government had a little bit of elbow loop to give something away. So this is the story, you know it is far more complicated than this but let me just stop here because then I will just go and talk to you. Now just from a figures perspective the US federal government collects around 4.4 approximately trillion dollars in taxes out of which they spend, I mean this has to be spent on 300 million approximately 3-10, 3-20 million whatever is the population of the United States of America. I think that the, I think that the economy, the economy, the economy, 300 million, 300 million, I think it is 310 million over the years, so I was assuming that 30 million dollars by 4.4 trillion dollars in tax collector, the richest country in the world, the United States of America. Our central government collects approximately 400 billion dollars in taxes and we have to spend it on 1.5 billion people. The delta is how much, more than 50 times? Yeah, so but you see the government is not only collecting taxes from individuals also corporations, so just to give people a perspective, so there is a total budget size, let's say it is approximately 50 trillion, it is about 48 something and a half. So the pie is 50 trillion, 50 kilowatt, bara zero, that is how large this annual budget is. Of this, the personal income tax accounts for 19 percent. The corporation tax accounts for 17 percent, GST accounts for 18 percent, so this is the tax revenue and then there is non-tax revenue that dividends that they get and return on capital and all that. And then there is this difference between revenue and expenditure which is the borrowing. Right, so from the point of view of the individuals, the individuals are paying at a sigma at a aggregate more than the corporate sector. So again to the point of individuals feeling cheated, the other angst is you are not taxing the companies enough and I can go into that, I can pull that thread and tell you why, if you want, CUNY, why are we not taxing companies more? Hmm, let's do that, let's talk about that. Okay, fine. So again, you know, it is, I can speak from both, I see both the stories, I see the macro story so clearly, our growth has been sort of stalled in terms of the capital investment see, when we buy assets, when we buy a house, the value increases, when I invest in a computer, I get increased revenue, I get increased income. So I can spend the money on a dinner outside or I can spend the money on a vacation or I can buy an asset, a computer, a mobile phone which helps me work better, education loan. Now the government also has these options in front of it, that what is it spending on? In the last three, four budgets, the government has stepped the pedal, it has really pushed the pedal on capital investments, which means roads, ports, highways, airports that they have pondered money, almost 30% of the budget is going into capital, capital projects. I think this year, it's 11 trillion, 11.11 trillion rupees. Why has the government done it, because private sector investments have frozen since 2011-2012. See in an economy, finally, somebody has to invest money into projects, into factories, into units, into enterprises, which then will give jobs, which will provide employment when people spend, that money goes back to companies who then make profits and then reinvest. Private sector investment has stalled. The UPA2 was such a traumatic time for most companies in growth, really stalled in UPA2. So, UPA1 took off from the large pay years, they had a nice run, but what happened in UPA, at the end of UPA1 and 2 was, it was just gouging. You can't even call it graft, it was just gouging. It was policy paralysis. Private sector just shut down, in the sense of the investments. So, you had from 2011-12, private sector is not investing, so how do you kickstart growth? The government then decided to do that, and that has been the right decision to do, because one European of government capital spent results in a multiplier. Of between 3 and 5 or 7, somebody says 3, somebody says 7, you can take an average of 5. So, the government has different objectives. As a household, I can spend this year on a new car, or I can send my kid abroad to study. So, I can do these binary things, I can't do both, the government can't do everything. So, in front of this government, I have been very difficult choices, do I spend more on health and education, or do I crank start the economy, do I push money into projects, which then have a multiplier, which then triggers growth. The decision that the government has taken is absolutely the correct one, that we will step up investments and we will trigger growth. This year, we are at this cusp where the government is still pushing money into capital investment, but you want the private sector to take the bet on over. Finally, in a country, it is the private sector which does the investments, which is why I come to the point that why is the private sector, why are private firms seeing a lower rate of taxation, because the government finally wants them to start investing, it's giving them incentives. Saying, here we are lowering tax rates, we are giving you the PLI schemes, we are reducing your compliance as Jambishwas one, it's a different thing that, the corruption and the red tapeism on the ground is a different story, but the intention of the government is being to reduce these things to allow the private sector to start investing, which is why you see corporate tax rates lower in the aggregate than the personal income tax. So, it's just the stage in history where I can tell you this, if and we are beginning to see some evidence of private sector investments coming in, if this does take off two to three years later, we will be in a very different place, because the government then can stop this trillions of rupees of capital investment and use that for health education and social infrastructure and reducing taxes on the middle class. So, it's an unfortunate one or two years post COVID, where we were expecting something and it has not come, it doesn't make sense, it is the story, so I want to tell the story of what's happening to us in India, and just to put it in perspective that little more patience, I know it sounds terrible, but you know we are at that point where if this growth, virtuous growth cycle takes off, it will lift all the boats of this country, so 91 kebabhagavatana we are at that position where the same thing is going to happen now. So, this is my biggest fear, but to back you up with even more data, I am sure the economic times matter, the manufacturing sector, by the way analysis case of manufacturing sector includes automobile, electronics, infrastructure, construction, textiles and engineering, and I am literally directly quoting, this is very heartening, I know people who are primarily in a service sector based economy will not understand this, but this is what Monica means, by the way, and I am reading a direct quote from the article, "The year on year growth in the number of direct jobs in manufacturing has taken off from a rough minus 27% in 2021, that was a total of 29.83 million jobs to 5.8% in 202, 31.57 million jobs, 12.9% in 2023, 35.65 million jobs in a projected 18.4%, 42.2 million jobs in 2024 according to the data. In contrast, the service sector has slowed with growth rates dropping from 49.49% in 2021 to 35.5% in 2022 to 27.5% in 2023 and an estimated growth of 23.1% in 2024. Now, this is just coming today, this was by Rika Bhattacharya and Liji Philip in the E.T. Bureau. Now, this means finally, the decisions of the government that wanted to boost manufacturing and I gave, what was covered in manufacturing in detail. My biggest fear is, Yijo, anti-incumbency, listen, any government is going to face anti-incumbency in their third term, it is natural, but what my biggest fear is, I don't want to take the name of my friend who messaged me privately. Two days ago, Abhi Jamtayunko, you actually indirectly mentioned the paper also on poverty, but we were talking in Osenamuja, Bula. I'm not going to say that I'm going to say that the decision that we take and there's nothing that anybody can do, I can just tell you the India story and say that all of this work has happened and it will just take a couple more years to see the fruits of this. And you're absolutely right, there is this whole issue of political incumbency and what happens. The numbers are there, I mean, the numbers are there, we can't make up the numbers, the jobs are going to come eventually. I want to talk about this, a lot of people, they were mocking me for saying that why I respect this budget more than the last five budgets is that even, listen, India is a deeply, you know, every political party is driven by BJP's, no different. After getting 240 seats, if this government decides that our fiscal deficit target is going to be less than 5% and come what may, next year we're going to make it 4.5 got targeted, 4.6 got targeted, no, no, no. If they're doing it, as someone who looks at the macro perspective and for me, fiscal deficit matters a lot. I am a libertarian by nature, I believe the government should be frugal, that's my nature. I mean, when I saw that, I was like, okay, now I can respect this government because if you remember Monica last time, we discussed, I was very critical of the government, I was like, and this time I was like, damn, even at 240 seats if the government is not going to abandon fiscal prudence, then that's admirable. But do you think that fiscal prudence just does not matter in public discourse now? No, I don't think, I don't think people understand the macro at all. I don't think, look, I don't blame them. You are battling, so look, we've got aspirations of a European country, we want that lifestyle, we want those amenities. We think we are paying the tax rates that those people pay, but our urban existence is very, very difficult. So, for example, in the West in a European country, mostly the whole system works to get you to work. So, your public transport is at most a six-minute walk away, pavements are safe to walk on, there is water electricity, you know, so your basic infrastructures taken care of, we are building a bubble still. So, of course, things have improved, water has improved, electricity has improved, but I was in Bombay last week, and it was raining, and the city just looked as if it had thrown up and died, it is such a mess. So, that's our urban reality. So, it builds frustration. So, these high ideals of macro economy growth, they don't matter when you get out, your basement is flooded, your car is not working, you can't get to work, your health doesn't come, your kid can't go to school. So, these are very real problems and I cannot blame the people for getting frustrated and not seeing the macro picture. So, that's why I can speak from both sides, I see both the problems. And yeah, but Monica, then we don't expect our corporator to negotiate with Pakistan, right? Why do we expect our prime minister to fix municipal issues? Yeah, right. So, then it comes to the other question of why is it that our municipalities remain so corruption-driven, they are so dysfunctional, and I will come to the other problem that the deep-seated corruption in the country. So, that's really the cancer which eats us away, and I will, so I keep talking to different, and this is not the service sector, it's more the manufacturing, the factories, you can add 10% to the cost because of craft. So, imagine our comp, and you will agree with that, you have run businesses on the ground, you know, absolutely. It's not just the money, it's the humiliation of that entitled guy who comes saying that you may have a large factory, but you know what, I can stop you, just the attitude of that person. So, it's both, it's dignity as well as the money, so they gouge, and they bark, and they snuggle at you. So, again, I don't know what the central government can do, these are embedded generational issues of corruption that we suffer from. So, imagine the competitiveness of our industry, if 10% cost got shaved off, which is what is the cost of craft in this country. So, again, these are collective societal decisions of what is it that we are doing. So, yeah, you pay something, and unfortunately, they are getting around the digital piece as well. The earlier the thought was that digital India will stop this craft, but they've discovered how to use a cookie to stop that website from doing what it has to do, and then it goes back to the touts, and the parts of Ropei has Ropei. So, they have found a way to, other than say the passport or the UID, but at a state level, they have found a way to disrupt the whole digital process. So, again, these are, what can we say, these are, this is the story of India, unless we are able to deal with this issue of craft, we will remain in this low equilibrium of Chalta here, let's do this, I will give you this much. So, the, I mean, I live in Mumbai for the last three, four years, at least on this podcast, I've been screaming and shouting that why isn't BMC holding an election, I've been yelling at the Uddhav Takari government, and then the current Shinde government, because why shouldn't the people of Mumbai actually get to elect a counselor, right? Now, BMC is like Rambharo say, Jisko Jokarnakaro, nobody wants to talk about that, nobody even gets to question, people don't realize there are constituencies in Maharashtra outside of the Mumbai metropolitan region. 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