75 lakh job offer rejected.
The true thing of a reddit user has launched a debate on social media. The issue is a high-profile job, in which an annual package of 75 lakh rupees has been received, but the user is not happy. Causes increased tax burden.
The current salary of this user is 48 lakh rupees annually, on which he has to pay about 12 lakh rupees tax. But with the new job, this tax will increase directly to about 22 lakh rupees. That is, there will be an increase in salary, but the money left in the hand will only increase by up to 50%.
The user said in his post that there are no allowance or tax benefits in the new package, which can reduce tax. In such a situation, hard work will increase, but savings will be reduced. He raised the question "Why should I work so hard, when I am not getting any big government facility in return?" This question forced thousands of people to share their story. Many people wrote that they are also in a similar dilemma.
This post is questioning India's tax structure. Especially for employed people, who have very limited options to save tax. Many users wrote that when good health services, strong infrastructure and better security are not available, then what is the benefit of giving so much tax?
Many people advised that while taking such offers, stock options, bonuses or other facilities should also be negotiated. Some users clearly said that if the pressure of work and tax burden is more, then it is right to reject such offer.
Now this discussion is not limited to Reddit only. People are asking that when the tax burden with salary is increased in a displaying manner, is it really a profitable deal?
