Why is it that in India one only gets to deduct 50% of any charitable deductions for tax purposes?
In America, in contrast, one gets to deduct 100% -- this is a terrific way to incentivize charitable giving to fund a whole range of non-governmental social programs.
Isn't it time Indians had the same benefit?
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
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1 comment:
Fully Agree.
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