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Budget 2008 Raises Your Salary. Find out How Much.

3 comments Written on March 9th, 2008 by
Categories: IncomeTax
So I've been doing a lot of Javascript coding (ignore that if it sounds like greek) so here is my latest application, made on a whim on Saturday night after my son decided to sleep early for the first time in what seems like 30 years.

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3 comments “Budget 2008 Raises Your Salary. Find out How Much.”

>typo in 2009 … slab two occurs twice

Anonymous
03.09.08 at 6:19 AM
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>Deepak, now i see Mudra lifetyle is available at 40Rs (TTM PE of 5 and price equal to book value on Mar/07). i remember sometime back you mentioned about it when it was in 80-90 range, if you are still following that, can you please let me know your take on same. any negative development in last 6 months particular to this stock ?

Nilesh
03.10.08 at 11:13 AM
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>nice application. May I give you an idea to work on.
There is no equivalent indian calculator for http://www.listentotaxman.com
It calculates your take home salary once you enter the gross salary/ annum.
If you extend this tool of yours it can very easily achieve that one too. I find the taxman very useful in UK.

The Indian Equity Blog
03.12.08 at 11:25 AM
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