GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
Start Date
24/07/2026 - 12:01
End Date
24/08/2026 - 23:59
Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Created : 7/07/2026
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The Income Tax Department, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, in collaboration with MyGov, invites innovative ideas and constructive suggestions from citizens, taxpayers, professionals, businesses, students, and other stakeholders to strengthen taxpayer services and contribute towards building a more transparent, efficient, and taxpayer-friendly tax administration. This participatory initiative provides a platform to share practical ideas for enhancing taxpayer awareness, simplifying compliance processes, improving digital taxpayer services, and promoting ease of compliance.
Suggestions may also focus on strengthening service delivery, leveraging emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), improving grievance redressal mechanisms, enhancing taxpayer education and outreach, and introducing innovative solutions to improve the overall taxpayer experience. Your valuable ideas will contribute towards making tax administration more accessible, technology-driven, citizen-centric, and responsive, while supporting the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 through better public service delivery, participatory governance, and greater taxpayer trust.
1 month 3 weeks ago
Respected PM sir,
India is developing in all sectors,I think no need to apply Income tax for all individuals as well.
Applying GST in all sectors as well as income tax for Individual persons burden for them.
Apply only one tax i.e; GST, one Nation one Tax.
Thank you sir 🙏, kindly think about above sir.
1 month 3 weeks ago
Resp.sir, Remove all taxes, such as gst, fire noc, professional tax, property tax, stamp duties, toll tax, traffic challans, licence fees, all govt fees, kindly remove all taxes and levies except income tax. Because all this makes inflation, costly items, reducing purchase power of us poor. Need to reduce Dependency on govt. Kindly administrate defence forces and roads. That would be enough from govt. Rest of we manage ourselves.
1 month 3 weeks ago
Resp.sir, Remove all taxes, such as gst, fire noc, professional tax, property tax, stamp duties, toll tax, traffic challans, licence fees, all govt fees, kindly remove all taxes and levies except income tax. Because all this makes inflation, costly items, reducing purchase power of us poor. Need to reduce Dependency on govt. Kindly administrate defence forces and roads. That would be enough from govt. Rest of we manage ourselves.
1 month 3 weeks ago
I suggest introducing an AI-powered, multilingual Taxpayer Assistance System that provides citizens with simple, personalized, and reliable guidance throughout the tax-filing process.
The system could provide taxpayers with a single dashboard displaying their ITR status, refund status, notices, outstanding demands, important deadlines, and other compliance requirements. An official AI assistant could explain tax provisions, deductions, filing procedures, and notices in simple language and in multiple Indian languages.
The system could also provide a pre-filing tax check, where taxpayers can review their income, deductions, tax liability, and possible errors before submitting their ITR. If a taxpayer receives a notice, the system could explain the reason in simple terms and provide step-by-step guidance on the required response.
A grievance tracking and escalation mechanism could also be integrated.
1 month 3 weeks ago
"National Balance Sheet for Viksit Bharat@2047"
India’s development should be assessed not only through GDP, but also through the assets that create prosperity. I propose a complementary National Balance Sheet based on three forms of capital: Financial, Natural and Human.
It could track productive assets; forests, water, biodiversity and ecosystems; and education, health, skills and productivity.
The framework could build on India’s Natural Capital Accounting initiatives and the UN System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA), with transparent methods and no double counting.
A phased approach could begin with common indicators and pilot accounts, followed by data validation, an annual dashboard and expansion to states.
GDP would remain essential. The National Balance Sheet would add a long-term wealth perspective.
The central question: Are we growing while strengthening the assets future generations depend upon?
1 month 3 weeks ago
Hello
1 month 3 weeks ago
To eliminate tax avoidance in the digital age, India must shift from manual audits to automated, systemic checks. By introducing automated micro-TDS at digital payment gateways, integrating AI-driven transaction matching for social-commerce accounts, and incentivizing citizens to demand invoices through consumer rewards, the Income Tax Department can capture hidden digital revenue while keeping compliance effortless for honest taxpayers.
1 month 3 weeks ago
There was a software engineer in Bangalore with an annual package of 43.5 lakh.
In the last 5 years, he paid 30 lakh rupees in income tax to the government.
Suddenly, due to layoffs, he lost his job. He managed his household for a few days with his savings.
When nothing was left, he went into depression. I'm sure you all have heard this news.
In America, taxpayers get social security.
Meaning, if you lose your job, the government gives you a pension until you get another job.
India only has a system that takes.
There is no responsibility toward the people from whom tax is collected. Whereas people who don't pay income tax are given free electricity, water, bus travel, "Ladli Behna" and many other schemes for free. Free ration, free subsidies are being given. But there is nothing for the person who paid huge amounts of tax to the government in good times. There is nothing for the person who gave 4 months of his annual earnings as tax to our government.
1 month 3 weeks ago
It is the taxpayers who drive the country's economic growth. We should express our gratitude to them for their contributions every year when the budget is presented. The Ministry of Finance should personally convey this appreciation in the taxpayer's official language or their state's recognized language. The letter of appreciation should detail the specific sectors where the government has utilized their tax funds, specifying the percentage or amount allocated to each. Informing taxpayers about how their contributions are distributed across various sectors instills a sense of pride in them. This, in turn, encourages them to pay their taxes on time—and even contribute more—in the coming years. Taxpayers contribute a portion of their personal and corporate income to the government; therefore, measures must be taken to acknowledge and encourage their contributions.
1 month 3 weeks ago
The government should express its gratitude and appreciation to taxpayers—in their mother tongue or the official language of the state—regarding how their tax money is utilized across various sectors of the country. Similarly, details concerning tax deductions and other tax-related matters should be communicated in the state language or the taxpayer's mother tongue. Since such information is often provided only in English or Hindi, ordinary citizens struggle to comprehend letters seeking clarification; consequently, they are unable to recover even amounts that were deducted erroneously. Therefore, the government should mandate the use of recognized state languages ​​for all communication regarding taxpayer services.
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