How Rich Pay 0 Tax after Earning Billions

[@Top3yt.shorts.123]

Rich people don't pay taxes ❌ Rich people pay less taxes ✅ CLEAR YOUR MISUNDERSTANDINS 🎉

[@nafisalammunshi8555]

Vai deeply study kr Adani, mukesh ko bare mein

[@alwayshousewins8297]

still rich dont feel ashame of tax evasion by paying less than actual

[@starharyanvi5107]

SOMETIMES THEY PAY 0 ONLY

[@unknown_memer_34]

​@@alwayshousewins8297do you know how finance works?

[@TeaKingcloudkitchenOfficial]

Because Of Regressive Tax

[@inderobr]

This can happen when you have achieved a certain level of financial comfort ....you have physical assets in place

[@kaurshaijal4203]

Off course u will have to mortgage something like collateral assests... Banks r not fool to not rhink this way

[@ar-oz8xf]

You are absolutely right

[@shortsforlife354]

Exactly....and what about Rich people frauds.If u have 100s of crores as cash at your home why the hell will anyone take salary.

[@Vader4499]

Rote rahe gareeb baap ke bete mao aur mere dost toh yahi karte hai apne paise ke saath L

[@mdzubair3822]

Right this is not for a normal people who is even not Financial free...

[@jaigandhi1721]

School :-"Sir your child's school fees is unpaid Me :- do you take shares

[@darpansoni2269]

🤣

[@gauravmodanwal129]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@siddharthasngh940]

Ha ha ba ha

[@bhoomika2002]

Kya Karen middle class hai fees bharna Hi Padega bade log khud ka school banate hain aur bacchon ko vahin per topper banaa Dete Hai

[@rajput_jay]

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[@sahilbhanushali3666]

That's why I always tell people not to follow this types of influencers who doesn't have a proper taxation degree like CA As per the act if you even receive shares ,it will be taxable as a perquisite

[@baazigarNo1999]

Yes, as an bcom holder I agree with you

[@epicbhindtiger]

He's telling the taxation difference.. it doesn't feel like you have done CA either by the way you just missed the point of the video.

[@nishantbhardwaj1005]

He is only giving half of the information to get views

[@manjushaapatil]

They don't 'receive' shares. They are the promoters. They own them by default.

[@nitishtripathi3838]

That's what I came here to comment. Thanks for pointing it out so clearly.

[@abhisaxena7341]

Pranjal bhai aapko to mene mentor maan liya he. Bhalehi aapse me conversation nahi karta personally but aap jo financial knowledge dete hona me oosi se alert ho jata hun . Salute aapke hardwork ko.

[@PraveenGuptaThinks]

Please create detailed video on this topic.

[@vishnubansal]

Yes please

[@IncognitoSahil]

@@vishnubansal true

[@bhuppidhamii]

yeh

[@pankajjkmunjal]

Yes pls

[@soumyajeetmitra6958]

Yes yes

[@em_india]

Buying shares doesn't attract tax, but excersize of stock option does attaract income tax

[@thatbackbenchdude]

None of the companies are ready to pay salary in shares. Not even 10%

[@mddanishiqbal5869]

😂😂😂😂

[@apoorv2498]

Bhai iski baatein hawa h bas😂

[@himanshu_short1008]

They provide share to investor not employe

[@thatbackbenchdude]

​@@himanshu_short1008thats what I am saying, employee salary can be exchanged for stocks but very few companies are practicing this way of payroll.

[@satishjiwane3278]

He is speaking about company owners

[@Sateesh680]

Thank you sir information dene ke liye❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@casantoshtomar]

"Perquisite tax" has left the chat....

[@ABHISHEK-237]

😂

[@divyany7302]

Have a lot of respect for you sir for making such informative videos. Continue the good work and God bless.

[@pranjalkamra]

Thank you!

[@sagarmaheshwari8430]

PRANJAL BHAIYA THIK HA PER! AAPNE NAIL POLISH Q LAGAI HA😊

[@nishantbhardwaj1005]

@pranjalkamra you missed to tell that initially when we get from shares from the company then it's taxable, it's not without tax.

[@vickypatil7478]

Fake hai yee income tax act main yesa kuch nhi hai😂

[@UsicAddiction]

Businessman be like:- "haa Tu Chilla Chilla Ke Sab ko scheme Bata De"😂🤣

[@Peasant001]

Underrated comment. 😂😂

[@JattgamingKachanneltumseacchah]

Lol bhutni ki.

[@UsicAddiction]

@@Peasant001 🤣

[@UsicAddiction]

@@JattgamingKachanneltumseacchah 😂🤣

[@justakoalawithinternetacce2397]

I mean almost everyone knows it

[@OK-uf5ly]

Meanwhile Dubai - I'm one step ahead of you guys

[@beingyuvarajyy]

how bro

[@piyushkkr6348]

@@beingyuvarajyy 0 tax in dubai

[@Z71990]

@@piyushkkr6348 woh din gaya abb

[@anmolverma318]

@@Z71990 kaise bey?

[@Azerso]

​@@Z71990us ma exemption Hein jab ka freezone companies ma abhi bhi 0% tax ha

[@arpitdawda420]

POV zero knowledge of income tax act 😭😭😭😂

[@MP-lb1bv]

Bank se loan le kar personal expenses thodi kar sakte hai? Shares ke daam gir jaaye tab kya hoga? Ek tarfa thodi chalta hai market in shorter durations.

[@growmore2.o337]

Sir aap ek new generation ko bhut mentoring kar rhe ho, god bless you, 💞🙏

[@nitrogamer534]

He forget to mention that you have to repay your loan amount and for that you have to "pay TAXES" against selling your shares (long term capital gain tax).

[@Yash_876...]

True... CEO's of various companies always take very less salary...

[@gajendrakumar3795]

₹$€£ 1 only

[@Zeus-7778]

1rs salary

[@harenderchauhan8867]

great msg sir ..you rock

[@piyushbodkhe9415]

Salary received in terms of share will going to tax as a perquisite under the head income from salary at the time of receipt of share, called ESOP. And when you sell the share it will tax as capital gain And the second thing is no company will issue a share free of cost Please follow the professionals advice like CA.

[@abinashkumar2500]

How will you repay the loan? Who will pay the EMIs and interests! Please make more explanatory video

[@MP-lb1bv]

Exactly and personal expense aap 10% interest de kar karoge? Shares down gaye tab?

[@AnuroopBangalore]

Yes detailed video please. When you say laon against shares, 1. They have to pay emi and where does the money come from ? 2. And when the loan is taken against the shares, how can they sell it in future even when the loan is still active?

[@manishmoriya8667]

Wahi too😅

[@aratitikhe7930]

Not necessarily have to take loan on 100% shares, they might take loan how much they needed

[@HemantGupta-u8s]

​@@aratitikhe7930then pay interest+ taxes 😂

[@viswashvijayram]

Someone noticed the nail paint 😂

[@itsokay7896]

Holi khela hai kabhi. Bas wohi hai purple colour ka

[@YaHabibiYaMuhammadYaNabi]

@@itsokay7896 nahi ladke ke bhes me ladki hai

[@prati009]

Me too

[@amansarkar1523]

So what?

[@dgtekdeepak5022]

Holi k rang h bhai...tum genius bnne ki koshish kr rhe ho but failed 🤣🤣

[@joneskelkar7097]

Mere Bhai. I love your channel. Keep it up bro.

[@S.P.01]

I am going to ask my employer to give me shares going forward.😂

[@sankalpbandodkar8127]

Getting shares instead of salary is treated as salary for tax purpose and is taxed as a salary.

[@vinitkadam8951]

@pranjal Bhai, sirf share leke loan lena hai? What about repayment? And moving further you will never exit the shares, bhai ghar kaise chalega ye hui batado !!!

[@karanveersingh6367]

"Ahaaaa" Got it.

[@mrsahilbawa]

This is absolutely wrong information. If a company pays X units of shares to a person as a partial or full income, the shares allotted to the individual are taxed. So the person will be awarded (X - tax as per applicable slab) units of shares as an income.Shares, partial or full, are an income/salary. You are not "buying" shares. You are "earning" shares. In the video, then you say that they take a loan from the bank- that will attract interest and you have to pay back the loan. But your income is only in shares so you have to sell shares every month or quarter or whatever, based on your payback arrangement with the bank, and pay capital gain tax on the shares sold. So in total, you are paying income tax on shares earned, interest to bank on loan taken, and capital gain tax on capital gains, if any. The real reason why rich people prefer shares is because: 1. Long term investment. They take smaller salary on paper today in forms of share and pay smaller taxes today. Later, they pay lesser taxes on gains because of flat rates. 2. On-paper net-worth. Net-worth is calculated on share/asset value pre-tax. If a person is concerned about their net-worth, they would save this money for the future. 3. Retirement fund. If you sell pre-taxed share after retirement with no source of hefty income, you pay less taxes. All in all, it is about paying LESS TAXES and not NO TAXES. While the intent of this video was not so, it was misleading.

[@anuragjoshi961]

Aur jab ham shares khareedte bhi hai tho kya govt ye nhi poochti ki ittey shares jo hamne liye hai from somewhere tho unko khareedne ke paise kaha se aaye🤔🤔🤔

[@alex-788]

Great sir, can you please tell me that how much tax we have to pay on selling our share?

[@mohammedrafi6771]

Precious Information

[@maratha3759]

Income tax officers want to know your location 😂

[@hackerrudransh2681]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@beluga_08]

@@hackerrudransh2681 kuch nhi ukhad sakte they already know that and its legal althouh

[@showstoppershubs]

Gadhe it's legal

[@kaurshaijal4203]

It's legal,, warren buffet openly says he's most proud of that he does not pay taxes whereas his employees do

[@kaurshaijal4203]

Elon musk says only fools pay taxes

[@harshsolanki.1881]

A common misconception here The persons referred here are from countries other than India In India even ESOPs are taxable Difference between the price collected by company and fair Market value on date of allotment is considered as salary in nature of perquisite and taxed as if the difference was salary. Income includes consideration received in kind also in India. And Indian banks are very hesitant to give loan unless u have a high income shown in your ITR and a consistent repayment history. So please don't show half truth.

[@SwapnilVairale]

Even in us the employee stocks are taxed.

[@stockfreak7868]

True man ... Not correct info by pranjal

[@OrilDihawa]

In India u/s 17 (2) (vi) of Income Tax Act, it is taxable

[@harshsolanki.1881]

@@OrilDihawa exactly

[@OrilDihawa]

@@harshsolanki.1881 Nowadays these types of youtubers spread misinformation to gain subscribers. Please don't believe them blindly. Take consultation only from professionals like CAs or other.

[@rpb4865]

Wo loan jo lete hai, wo kis paise se repay karte hai? Khudke paise se ya company ke paise se

[@amarmkulkarni]

Same doubt.

[@amarmkulkarni]

I request Kamra sir to make a detailed video on this topic.

[@gautamjain5252]

Same

[@zhunerkar]

Loan k paise kaise chukayege

[@canigetasubforgoodcomment6054]

Load business firms lete hai personal loans nahi

[@franklampard5324]

Shares given by company to employee also attracts tax. Read provision of income from salary. It says that anything cash/kind given by employer to employee is taxable in the hands of employee.

[@manjushaapatil]

But that is only once. Moreover, they are not employees but promoters.

[@kartikegod]

how will they regain those shares back? wouldn't loosing shares make them less of an owner?

[@akshayvyas7957]

How they use loan for there expenses? Please create detail video on this how we common people can use this trick.

[@SKVLOGS118]

Tabhi to ek din sb lekr bhaag jate hai aur bank barbad ho jata hai gareeb ka paisa mar jata hai

[@poleu600]

If common people use this trick it will be huge risk as rich people alredy have money so somehow they will repay loan but if Comman people shares value goes down he will not be able to pay huge loan and now he is bankrupt. So try this trick only if u have High paying job with security

[@vaibhavidike5257]

Are bhai ye to waisa hai jese- pehle Mai garib tha fir muze Winzo games ke bare me pata chala ab me bhik magta hu😂😅🤣

[@NareshKumar-hd5kv]

Bhai winzo zupee app real hai means earn karne ke liye ... Ya phir sab rafuchakkar hai.

[@navanshagg]

Doubt: Who is gonna pay the loan back

[@kikaa1884]

Dude it is not easy we have to pay loans we can't steal bank money like that. My dad pays taxes to government he is industrialist.

[@masterplanassassin]

Bro just sell the shares and pay it

[@masterplanassassin]

Or just buy property with the shares and and with the rent you can pay loan with emi

[@Sourav_Joshi455]

Campany pay karega

[@nehaa3778]

If you pay back loan by selling shares you attract tax isn't it..also you pay interest per year

[@Manish-ih3zi]

Thank you for such a important info. now i am going to subscribe your channel.

[@girishdewangan2856]

But what about interest payable on the loan .. If PL is at 12% interest and yearly growth of the shares is suppose 15% then only 3% actual growth. Then What's the benefit to take loan by keeping co- lateral or pledging the shares.

[@vaarrunn4617]

But, after taking a loan, how do these guys pay it back i.e the monthly EMIS.. That money has to come from somewhere right?

[@navneet2649]

Good question! 👍🏻

[@summitstha7377]

Still waiting for the reply

[@JeepTraveller]

Uske liye tik tok bnate h ultra rich

[@MallappaTarageri]

Companies will pay the dividend per share, so they manage their loans and expenses with that

[@soumyachakraborty2309]

Dividend income honge toh Tax Dena kom parega

[@sush9595]

Did anyone notice the purple color nail paint? 🤣 it looked so cute

[@nishantsolanki7811]

Ghar ke kharach ke liye kitna loan Lena hoga saal ka ? Kyunki Kharcha toh fixed nahi hai. Har saal mehengai hai.

[@achitnis379]

How do you pay off the loan which you have taken against the shares.. What about that interest rate ?

[@mishra.prateek]

FYI: You are taxed as soon as you get shares. So if you work for Reliance and ask Mukesh to give you shares worth 10L instead of 10L salary, you would still be taxed 30% and you need to pay 3L to the government. Please don't spread false information.

[@shauryarana5360]

Pehli baat toh 10L ki income pe 3 lakh tax nhi Dena hota. Tax slab naam ki bhi ek cheez hoti hai. Wo seekh lo.

[@mishra.prateek]

@@shauryarana5360 It was an example. I know how tax slabs work. This is assuming you already have another income of 30L+ in addition to what Mukesh gives you.

[@SamarthSaxena.]

sir vo loan ki emi kaise pay krenge coz we are not taking salary as well

[@hello-il3fg]

Bhai company unki khud ki hoti hai toh woh apna share price inflate kar lete hai aur emi bharne ke liye aur loan le lete hai aise endless cycle chalti rehti hai

[@SamarthSaxena.]

@@hello-il3fg But bhai aise toh fir unhe "debt trap" me aa jaana chahiye .....god forbid kal ko unki company ka koi project doob jaaye.... Aur shares ke prices deflate ho jaaye....vo toh fir khatam....tata bye bye 😂......so actually that was my doubt ...

[@surbhipandey9818]

Holi colours on nails 😂

[@Sasuke-of8dp]

Chaka hai wo nail polish h wo

[@Googleee-dj2jw]

I love this video... But I want to find more about this Please explain this in a detailed video 🙏🙏🙏

[@lalkaaar]

What if share value decrease ?? And how that loan against share would repaying??

[@worldwisdom8366]

Bhai...JABARDAST....BHAI i request you to kindly make one whole video on this topic or even whole series on the same....

[@praveen4zenith]

Company employees to jo shares bonus main deti hai us par to tax lagta hai woh income count hota hai

[@finskillzz7292]

Because wo shares unhe discount price pr milta he jitna discount mila utne ko salary man ke tax lagta h

[@HemantGupta-u8s]

Bonus share par tax nhi lgta bhai konsi duniya me ho

[@fborah8053]

Nice nail polish 💅

[@pranjalkamra]

Holi ke rang hain !

[@SumitAkshay]

Thank you sir ❤❤❤ this knowledge

[@syedsiddeque56]

Nice info sir thanks

[@omjadhav9271]

Then how do they pay their loans (with interest) ??

[@VK-fh7ud]

By taking more loan against assets

[@sarkataa]

They go to London to avoid paying loans 😂😂😂

[@Ex_Pirate06]

@@sarkataa 😂😂😂

[@santoshsantu375]

They will get dividend

[@iamunknown2002]

It's really illogical you know something called intrest on loan? And when you buy some share you show your income what about that?

[@mani_shankar_gupta]

Still its better than tax

[@denwin4221]

Tax are collected and wasted for vain. But buisnessmen know the value of money 💸 So they don't pay them Respect for businessmen

[@vikkasgupta]

How is that loan repaid? Plus the loan has interest. Please explain entire sides of equation.

[@Amol-o4b]

Shares pledge also intest of 11%. So as like as tax paid....and when ur value of shres incerases long term capital gain is note by tax dept..

[@mr.perfect1164]

Yhi to me sochu pese to sb kama rhe he but ameer ye log bnte he

[@ayushgourav1896]

Tum bhi share lelo

[@smitthakar]

Ye ameer banne ke baad ki baat ho rahi hai. Salaried person share lene se tax se nahi bach pata. Ultra rich log apne bussiness me hissedari to rakhte hai lekin salary nahi lete aur apne hisse ki partnership ki income ko companies ki taraf se invest karte honge, isse un par tax nahi lagta

[@indiancookieguy2597]

Ultra rich log Tax nahi dete Bank ko Interest dete hai🤣

[@supremeleader3720]

Ghanta dete hain... NPA ho jata hay... Bad me favourable government se loan waive karwa lete hain...

[@arvindrv]

Sahi kaha . Tax do ya interest paise to jyada de hi rhe hai . Can anyone explain how this thing works

[@mukundshah8466]

Loan ka EMI kaise bharte hai ?

[@nostalgicsians8612]

Bank ko loan k paise to return karne hi honge .....

[@sriramsahani4946]

jab sallary nahi lenge to emi kaise bharenge

[@priyankshah4624]

Can you please explain, once they take loan against shares for house expense. How do they repay the loans? If they realise the profit to pay the loans then they do have to pay tax?

[@RathinSamanta-c7h]

Sir have you tried this stretigy for your own benifit?

[@rahuljoshi8725]

Dividend se he ho jayega....

[@Alphamaratha1234]

Dividend pe bhi tax lagta he

[@virxj]

The rich gets richer and poor get poorer

[@ravirajsingh198]

Because of the mindset they have

[@abhranildey5272]

mindset

[@mnszaidi]

Dont make people fool bank also charge APR which is 12% to 40%

[@Ba5edAF]

Yes 12% is less than 30%... Which would be their true tax bracket

[@harvindersingh3462]

Shares kis say laitay hain. Demat main kya deposit kartay hain. SHARES?

[@ishisachan5775]

If u take loan from bank, u have to pay interest. So money saved on taxes will go in interest?

[@preethamparashu688]

dimaak ka switch ON ho gaya sir.🙏

[@Mr._Alone_]

Copy kiya hai esne... Copy of " bekifayti " 😂😂😂 copy kr k video bana ra hai

[@RajibStudio2]

Copy from lla

[@shubh1110]

e.g. Alon Musk.

[@netprime2542]

I am Tired Of telling people to write the Correct Spelling 🧠

[@shubh1110]

😅👍🏻

[@princesingh7493]

How do they repay the loan back ? If they are obtaining the loan by pledging their shares and using it for themselves.

[@lyrixm.8907]

Just curious, after taking loan against the shares, how do they pay the interest on the loans if they don't have a salary? Do they pay the interest with the loan amount due to low interest rate?

[@akshaydhawale4094]

Loan lo... Fir desh chod kr bhaag jao... Fir loan bhi chukane ki zarurat nahi... 🤣🤣🤣

[@pradeepKumar-ut4yb]

😂😂😂

[@Akhil_esh020]

Ye bhi IFOS me taxable hoga bhai,, TAX pddd le phleee jake!

[@rohankumarsingh6013]

Shares collateral hai, ya fhir loan par interest bhi dena higa kya

[@peacemaker29]

nice topic, but i think it should be a lenthy video with deep details and explaination !

[@rkshracky]

Any Book you will recommend to save taxes for a business and a individual

[@dishankjain]

Refer sweat equity shares from Income Tax Act. They’re taxed as perquisites and taxed at the same rate as other salary income. Matlab khareedne pe bhi tax dena padega. This may be viable from a western country’s tax pov but India mein iska koi jyada significance nahi hai.

[@taherbhanpurawala6465]

Sir Sirf share par loan chukane ke liye cash lagega na ? Loan lete rahege chukana bhi to parega

[@skidrowjack7416]

Shares received in lieu of cash salary is considered to be 'Salary received in kind' which is taxable under Income Tax Act, 1961. Right?

[@commonman1271]

Good video...but how they pay the loan?

[@misho303]

Good information sir

[@rahulvermaverma2500]

Many who r confused, it's for them. Shares agar girvi rakhkar loan lia, to iska purpose hi loan default karna hai. Directly shares bechenge to tax lagega capital gain par.

[@walkystocky5705]

Ispe dedicated video banaiye....... Jo shares hum pledge kar rahe hai usko firse wapas kaise layenge fir?? Or upar se shares k value se loan to kam milega agar mai shares wapas nhi launga loan ko repay karke to hamara loss ho jayega

[@NJ------]

@pranjankamra I have one question. Suppose a rich person get shares of 50lac in a particular financial year. In this way he had got 50lac form company and that should be counted in income and person will have to pay incometax.

[@shivamgoyal130]

Sir but as per section 17(2)(vi) of Income tax act, if you take shares of a company at inadequate consideration or without any consideration than such benefit in monetary terms is taxable as salary only and tax has to be paid on such amount of fair value of shares net of any payment made in the year in which such share certificate is received or credited to demat account of employee. Further if shares are received for inadequate/no consideration other than in a capacity of employee, than too it would taxable under section 56(2)(x) of income tax act. So escaping tax liability through shares is not possible. 😊😊

[@sandeepkumar23sr]

Good working Pk Sir

[@nehaa3778]

What about interest on loan and will you never ever sell. Whenever you sell tax will apply

[@AnilKumarJat-e8d]

Shares ki value as perquisite value dikhti hai ITR mein. Toh uspe tax lagta hai just like salary. Haan baad mein gains pe tax kam hota hai toh overall woh log kam tax pay karenge.

[@ChedoTech]

And how do I pay the EMI of that loan? By selling shares ?

[@rajeshjoshi2110]

Can we also take loan on shares ???

[@Virendrarawat-d5q]

Nice information thanks sir

[@Ashruto]

And how do thay pay interest? Do they take another loan for that?

[@maazahmed1180]

so jab ham in general sell karte hai, and then uss din ka settlement amount aata hai demat me, wo tax kat k hi aata hai!? So while filing for ITR uss par fir se tax pay karn hoga?

[@enggpranjal]

Some doubts ..Jo loan liya unhone uspe interest bhi to lagta hoga. Aur us loan ko bank ko return bhi to kerna rahega to bat to vahi ho gayi na.

[@VineetAryas]

My company gives us shares(RSU) however, those share attracts tax. What is the difference between shares I received and ultra rich people shares ?

[@RathinSamanta-c7h]

If the current value of share is decreased then how can i overcome the problem?