Upcoming Budget Expectations of 2020.
                     UPCOMING BUDGET 
EXPECTATIONS OF 2020
FOREIGN INVESTORS
• Eliminating the dividend distribution tax
• increase the investment limit for FPI in corporate bonds to 15 percent from 9 
percent.
• Tax exemption for sovereign wealth funds
EDUCATION
• Education fund of Rs 94,800 crore  for 
improvement of schools and higher education 
programs. 
• The higher education budget allocated for 
institutions including IIT and IIM has witnessed a 
downward trend over the years. So there is a 
positiveness looking forward.
AGRICULTURE
• In the pending spending plan, it is normal that the legislature would take a 
gander at Direct Benefit Transfer for Agri input endowment utilizing Aadhaar 
linkages in order to kill spillages. 
HEALTHCARE
• The allocation for healthcare sector has seen a modest rise of 5.7 percent 
in Budget 2020 over last year's outlay at  INR 67,484 crore.
• So the expectation for healthcare industry is to get a 
    good health related outputs.
INFRASTRUCTURE
• Adaptation through the exchange of existing Government foundation 
ventures with stable client or cost charges to resource aggregators/financing 
stages are probably going to develop as a key road for expanding private 
investment
• So better infrastructure in terms of good roads,
    sanitation etc. are expected.
FOOD INDUSTRY
• India's nourishment service has looked for in excess of 2 trillion rupees 
($28.1 billion) to run the world's greatest nourishment welfare program in the 
monetary year starting April 1, three government sources said. 
TAX DEDUCTION
• Aside from individual assessment rate cuts, charge help might be given by 
actuating citizens to place cash in different reserve funds/venture plans 
concentrating on retirement arranging, lodging and instruction. 
NBFC SECTOR 
• Non-banking account organizations (NBFCs) have looked for setting up of a 
perpetual renegotiate window for the division in the Union Budget, which 
they state will assist them with differentiating their financing sources.
Eligibility limit of NBFCs for Debt Recovery 
reduced.
Hence flexibility in terms of venture loans is 
definitely expected.
TAX BENEFITS TO SENIORS
• Retirees trust the spending builds as far as possible for bank stores, have 
items that give swelling beating returns and better financial administrations
Super senior citizens, aged 80 years and 
above, income of up to INR 5 lakh is exempt 
from tax. Income from 3-5 lakh is taxed at 5%