Budget 2024: The date of Budget 2024 has been revealed. The interim budget will be tabled in Parliament on 1 February 2024 and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the interim budget on 1 February. Finance Minister Sitharaman will give information during the budget in Parliament on how the economic account of the last one year was for the country and for which tasks money will be required in the coming financial year.
Know when the economic survey will come
The economic survey of the country will be presented on January 31, a day before the presentation of the budget. The economic survey prepared by the Chief Economic Advisor and his team attached to the Finance Ministry will be presented on January 31. This will be placed before the Parliament on the last date of January during the budget session of the Parliament.
Is this an interim budget or vote on account?
In the interim budget, there is a discussion on how much money the government has to meet the country’s expenses in the election year and how it will be used and this is called vote on account.
This year’s accounts are very important
This budget becomes very important just a few months before the end of the second term of the Modi government. Lok Sabha elections are going to be held this year and before that this will be a very important document to tell the financial condition of the country. In the election year, two budgets are presented in the country, out of which the first budget is presented by the current government and the second budget is presented after the formation of the new government.
Know the special dates of the budget session
The date of Budget 2024 has been revealed with the announcement of the dates of the budget session of Parliament. The next session of Parliament, which will be the budget session, will run from 31 January to 9 February. It will start with the President’s address on January 31. The Economic Survey will be presented in Parliament on the same day and the Interim Budget 2024 will be presented on the next day.
