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Understanding Taxes

You are a citizen of the fictional town of Mathville. The Mayor has recently implemented a new tax system to fund important community projects. The tax is based on income and is calculated using a percentage. Your task is to determine the taxes for the following residents of Mathville.

Mohan: works as a teacher and earns ₹26,000 per month.

Kapil: runs a small business and earns ₹39,000 per month.

Riya: a student who has a part-time job earning ₹7,000 per month.

Tax Rates offered in Mathville are as follows:

•10% for income up to ₹20,000

•15% for income more than or equal to ₹20,001 but less than or equal to ₹35,000

• 20% for income above ₹35,000

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Collaborative Task Follow Up (more understandable version) - Group 1 - Adiv, Abhay, Matin, Aarush

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Collaborative Task Follow Up (more understandable version) - Group 1 - Adiv, Abhay, Matin, Aarush

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Collaborative Task - Group 1 - Adiv, Abhay Manooj, Matin, Aarush

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Collaborative Task - Group 1 - Adiv, Abhay Manooj, Matin, Aarush

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Tax Calculator

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Collaborative Activity - Mikhail, Michelle, Joanna, Juvan (Roll 17-20).

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Collaborative Activity - Mikhail, Michelle, Joanna, Juvan (Roll 17-20).

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India and the UAE have different tax systems that show how their economies work. India mainly uses income tax, goods and services tax (GST), and corporate tax. Its tax system is designed to help share wealth more evenly and pay for important services like education, healthcare, and building infrastructure. Even though India faces issues like tax evasion, the money collected helps fund programs for the poor and public services. On the other hand, the UAE has a tax system that is friendly to businesses, with no personal income tax and low corporate tax rates. They focus more on indirect taxes and money from oil and gas. This setup helps attract foreign investors and keeps the country’s infrastructure strong, with a lot of wealth going back into public services like healthcare and education. While India’s taxes aim to reduce poverty and improve infrastructure, the UAE’s system encourages business growth and investment, which helps create a high standard of living, good infrastructure, and many job opportunities. Both countries, in their own ways, try to improve life quality and economic stability for their people.

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Individual task-

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PART 2

The tax in India and UAE works differently.In India they collect taxes and the higher your income is then the more tax there will be for you.In UAE it's a tax free country but sometimes include VAT.The VAT in the UAE is very less,they can sometimes depend on the price of the product or the amount of quantity.Example: Buying an iPhone 15 would cost somewhere around 3,800 to 5,000.To buy this there will be and extra cost fee which is called VAT.The VAT for the iPhone could be 5%.

-The UAE and India not only collect the money for their own benifits but also other.With the taxes that people are paying it will go to public services.They can also improve the city and the infrastructure of it.They use this money to also protect the environment by building transportations more eco-freindly.

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PT2 GAT

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Gat activity - individual by bennett / collaborative activity by Akshara, izaan, bhavas 

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Gat activity - individual by bennett / collaborative activity by Akshara, izaan, bhavas 

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Pink Pastel Cute Illustration Presentation

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GAT individual activity part 1

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TAX CALCULATOR USING PYTHON

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GAT individual activity part 2

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Individual task

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Collaborative Task - (Hina , Hayrah , Hiba , and Harish) 8-D

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Collaborative Task - (Hina , Hayrah , Hiba , and Harish) 8-D

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Hayrah nelliyil

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Individual Task-

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Collaborative Task - Group 7 Roll Number 25-27

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Collaborative Task - Group 7 Roll Number 25-27

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https://www.canva.com/design/DAGXp0kSrtc/IZEg11T_B068RhIK_bERKA/edit?utm_content=DAGXp0kSrtc&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Watch video attached in the second post for the collaborative task

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Collaborative task of group 3 BIA,BLESS,DAA,EHAN

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Collaborative task of group 3 BIA,BLESS,DAA,EHAN

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Gat group 3 bia bless ehan daa collaboration task

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Gat group 3 bia bless ehan daa collaboration task