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Questions : Which one of the following statements regarding the levying, collecting and distribution of Income Tax is correct?

(a) The Union levies, collects and keeps all the proceeds of income tax to itself

(b) The Union levies and collects the tax, but all the proceeds are distributed among the states

(c) The Union levies, collects and distributes the proceeds of income tax between itself and the states

(d) Only the surcharge levied on income tax is shared between the Union and the States

The correct answers to the above question in:

Answer: (c)

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Question : 1

Which of the following is not a case of Centre’s Off Budget Borrowings?

a) Borrowing by HUDCO to fund the affordable housing programme

b) Borrowing by NABARD for govts’ irrigation projects

c) Borrowing by FCI to fund the food subsidy programme

d) Borrowing by NTPC for its power generation projects

Answer: (d)

When the Centre does not have the budgetary resources to fund its various schemes/programmes then it asks its agencies to borrow and fund these programmes. For example, for the public distribution scheme, FCI borrows from National Small Savings Fund (NSSF).

Similarly, HUDCO and NHB borrow to fund the affordable scheme of the government, NABARD borrows for irrigation and rural housing. Rural Electrification Corporation (REC) borrows for rural electrification. Ideally, the Centre should borrow for these schemes but it asks its various agencies to take the loan in their name which is then not shown in the Centre’s budget.

These Off-Budget Borrowings (also called extra-budgetary resources) allows the Centre to reduce the immediate impact on the fiscal, as the repayments made by the government are calibrated over many years.

These however add to the overall public debt of Govt. of India. CAG has expressed concern over it and if these off-budget borrowings would have been included in the budget then the Centre’s fiscal deficit would have been more than 5% rather than 3.8% in 2019-20.

Question : 2

Which of the following figures are presented as part of the Budget presentation in Parliament?

  1. Budgeted receipts and expenses for the next Financial Year (FY)
  2. Budgeted receipts and expenses for the current FY
  3. Revised receipts and expenses for the current FY
  4. Actual receipts and expenses for the last FY
Select the correct answer using the code given below:

a) (i) & (ii) only

b) (i), (ii), & (iii) only

c) (i) only

d) All of the above

Answer: (d)

Question : 3

When was the Wealth tax first introduced in India?

a) 1976

b) 1957

c) 1991

d) 1948

Answer: (b)

Question : 4

Indicate the sequence of the following in terms of the implementation.

  1. Income Tax
  2. Expenditure Tax
  3. Value Added Tax
  4. Fringe Benefits Tax
Codes:

a) 2, 3, 4, 1

b) 1, 3, 2, 4

c) 1, 2, 3, 4

d) 3, 4, 1, 2

Answer: (c)

  1. Income Tax (1860);
  2. Expenditure Tax (1956);
  3. Value Added Tax (1996-97) &
  4. Fringe Benefits Tax (2005).

Question : 5

Which of the following best explains the cascading effect of taxation?

  1. When tax imposition leads to a disproportionate increase in prices by an extent more than the rise in the tax.
  2. When tax imposition leads to a disproportionate decrease in prices by an extent more than the rise in the tax.
  3. When tax imposition leads to a disproportionate decrease in imports.
  4. When tax imposition leads to a disproportionate decrease in exports.

a) 4 only

b) 1 only

c) 2 and 3 only

d) 3 and 1 only

Answer: (b)

“Taxation over taxes” or “cascading-effect” of the taxes adds to the deadweight loss i.e. slump in total surplus of a supply chain consisting of the supplier, manufacturer, retailer and consumer.

Due to cascading tax imposition leads to a disproportionate increase in prices by an extent more than the rise in the tax.

Question : 6

Consider the following statements:

  1. Tax revenue as a per cent of GDP of India has steadily increased in the last decade.
  2. Fiscal deficit as a per cent of GDP of India has steadily increased in the last decade.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct ?

a) Both 1 and 2

b) 1 only

c) 2 only

d) Neither 1 nor 2

Answer: (d)

From the official Economic Survey 2014-15, we get following data If we go only by the strict interpretation of above graph then answer should be “D”

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