11 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 21 Jun \ parent \ on: India economic inequality to persist despite roaring GDP growth econ
"My village has more than 100 houses and from every family there are members who are living in a city or a nearby town for jobs or business. No family in my village actually needs the support of government ration but everyone gets it monthly."
That's kind of what I was wondering. Thanks.
I'm here to tell you the truth!
I'm also among those who is recieving these free amenities from government.
Every individual who isn't a taxpayer recieves these food supplies. Many people in India save taxes by hook or by crook. I intentionally don't pay. On paper, I'm unemployed now. My school business is a social work which remains untaxed. I have some agriculture land that easily earn me around +20000 dollars and agricultural production is also an untaxed business here.
If I earn these amounts by doing a job somewhere, I shall be required to pay around 10% of it. So, it's actually easier to hide your actual financial status in India. Maximum people who do small business (like I with the help of my father and brother run a logistics business) don't pay taxes or if pay, pay quite less.
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