A STUDY ON TAX PLANNING MEASURES ADOPTED BY THE SALARIED CLASS IN JAMNAGAR CITY

Abstract

This study aims to analyse the perception of the salaried class towards their tax planning measures and examine the relationship between their demographic profile and perception. The research objectives are to understand how salaried individuals perceive their tax planning strategies and investigate how their demographic characteristics may influence these perceptions. To achieve these objectives, a sample of 100 salaried residents of Jamnagar city was targeted. Primary data was collected through interviews using a structured questionnaire, allowing for direct interaction with the participants. The questionnaire focused on gathering information on tax planning strategies, deductions, investments, and other relevant aspects. Additionally, secondary data sources such as published research papers, academic journals, government publications, official reports, and relevant websites were utilized to supplement and validate the findings. The findings of the study will provide insights into the salaried class's perception towards tax planning measures and shed light on the factors that influence their perceptions. The analysis will examine whether demographic factors, such as age, gender, educational background, and income level, have a significant relationship with the perception of tax planning measures. Understanding these relationships will contribute to a more nuanced understanding of how salaried individuals perceive and approach tax planning. The results of this study will have practical implications for policymakers, employers, and individuals interested in enhancing tax planning practices among the salaried class. The findings can inform the development of targeted strategies, educational programs, and policies that align with the needs and perceptions of salaried individuals. By understanding the perception of the salaried class towards tax planning measures and the influence of demographic factors, stakeholders can develop more effective and tailored approaches to improve tax planning outcomes for this population.