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After Tax Rupees

Discretionary income, as defined by the Income Tax Act, is the remaining income a policy holder has after taxes have been paid for a specific financial year. It is the amount of money that can be used at the individual's discretion for expenses such as savings, investments, or leisure activities. This term is crucial in understanding an individual's financial standing and decision-making abilities. It is essential to have a clear understanding of discretionary income when making financial plans and investments.

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