The Union Budget 2026-27 contrasts global aspirations with local tax relief, leaving high-income families feeling overlooked amid rising costs.
Name: Ranjit K. Jain
Profession: Distributors and channel partners
Number of family members: 4
Annual Income: ₹30 lakh
For a family in the ₹30-lakh income bracket, the Union Budget is a study in contrasts. While it delivers a major victory for our global aspirations, it remains stubbornly silent on the domestic tax relief we had anticipated to combat the rising cost of urban living.
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