A Study on Awareness of Income Tax Planning Among Women with Special Reference to Panvel Region
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Based on a number of factors, including knowledge of the basic exemption limit, interest and penalties for nonpayment, deductions, rebates, TDS, loopholes, and alternative income-saving techniques, it can be determined that the majority of women in the Panvel region are aware of income tax planning. The unit is sampled using a simple random sampling technique. The data is collected from 118 respondents in the Panvel region. A descriptive Research Design is used to understand the variables that impact the income tax planning. Average mean descriptive statistics method using excel is used to analyze the data.
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