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智能手机品牌预计，中产阶级的税收减免将使其出货量增长3%
政府在24财年的新制度下修订了所得税，建议有资格退税的收入从每年50万卢比增加到70万卢比，并降低最高收入等级的最高附加费。
新德里:智能手机品牌看好需求复苏，预算税收减免应会促使中等收入消费者购买更多电子产品。
市场专家说，发货量，尤其是入门级的发货量，最多可能增长3%。
该公司总裁Muralikrishnan B表示:“包括中产阶级所得税减免和最近宣布的10万亿卢比政府资本支出分配在内的多个驱动因素，将刺激消费需求增长和各行业的工业增长。”小米印度．
政府在24财年的新制度下修订了所得税，建议有资格退税的收入从每年50万卢比增加到70万卢比，并降低最高收入等级的最高附加费。
还有一个额外的好处是，新税制之前不允许采用标准扣除额，这可能会让中产阶级纳税人拥有更多的可支配现金。
印度和中东地区副总裁Sanmeet Singh Kochhar表示:“拟议的新税率将解放所有纳税人，额外的节省将刺激智能手机销售的增长。”头盔显示器全球．
需求紧缩
不过，一些市场追踪者仍对需求复苏持谨慎态度，这一问题自2022年第二季度以来一直困扰着该行业，预计将持续到今年上半年。
该公司首席分析师费萨尔•卡沃萨表示:“由于人们已经担心全球经济衰退，以及价格可能进一步上涨，我认为，储蓄将用于消化生活成本的上涨。”TechArc．
他补充说，如果消费者没有更多负担得起的选择，入门级市场仍将面临低需求。他说:“我们更多地关注出口和本地生产，但我们没有考虑如何在国内创造更多的需求设备仍有潜力的领域。”
Counterpoint研究总监塔伦·帕塔克(Tarun Pathak)预计，退税将推动智能手机行业增长2-3%。
Pathak表示，入门级车受到需求低迷的影响最大，尽管高端车以两位数的速度增长。他补充说，获得减免的收入部分与入门级直接相关，入门级的收入可能会增长。
早些时候，1万卢比以下的细分市场占据了33%的销量，但在2022年降至28%。他说:“随着所得税减免，我们可能会看到这一领域的净增加700万至800万套。”
IDC印度的Navkendar Singh预计，减税将在一定程度上提振需求，但对今年价格上涨可能不会对升级周期产生影响持怀疑态度。他说:“由于1.5万卢比以下的市场活动不多，消费者无论如何都被迫购买价格更高的设备。”
市场专家说，发货量，尤其是入门级的发货量，最多可能增长3%。
该公司总裁Muralikrishnan B表示:“包括中产阶级所得税减免和最近宣布的10万亿卢比政府资本支出分配在内的多个驱动因素，将刺激消费需求增长和各行业的工业增长。”小米印度．
还有一个额外的好处是，新税制之前不允许采用标准扣除额，这可能会让中产阶级纳税人拥有更多的可支配现金。
印度和中东地区副总裁Sanmeet Singh Kochhar表示:“拟议的新税率将解放所有纳税人，额外的节省将刺激智能手机销售的增长。”头盔显示器全球．
需求紧缩
不过，一些市场追踪者仍对需求复苏持谨慎态度，这一问题自2022年第二季度以来一直困扰着该行业，预计将持续到今年上半年。
该公司首席分析师费萨尔•卡沃萨表示:“由于人们已经担心全球经济衰退，以及价格可能进一步上涨，我认为，储蓄将用于消化生活成本的上涨。”TechArc．
他补充说，如果消费者没有更多负担得起的选择，入门级市场仍将面临低需求。他说:“我们更多地关注出口和本地生产，但我们没有考虑如何在国内创造更多的需求设备仍有潜力的领域。”
Counterpoint称，2022年全球智能手机出货量降至12亿部，为2013年以来最低
该公司在周五发布的一份报告中称，2022年全年的出货量也降至12亿部，为2013年以来的最低水平。该研究公司的分析师预计，市场在2023年上半年(上半年)结束前将继续承压，之后将复苏。
Counterpoint研究总监塔伦·帕塔克(Tarun Pathak)预计，退税将推动智能手机行业增长2-3%。
Pathak表示，入门级车受到需求低迷的影响最大，尽管高端车以两位数的速度增长。他补充说，获得减免的收入部分与入门级直接相关，入门级的收入可能会增长。
早些时候，1万卢比以下的细分市场占据了33%的销量，但在2022年降至28%。他说:“随着所得税减免，我们可能会看到这一领域的净增加700万至800万套。”
IDC印度的Navkendar Singh预计，减税将在一定程度上提振需求，但对今年价格上涨可能不会对升级周期产生影响持怀疑态度。他说:“由于1.5万卢比以下的市场活动不多，消费者无论如何都被迫购买价格更高的设备。”
New Delhi: Smartphone brands are bullish about demand revival, paced by Budget tax reliefs that should prompt middle-income consumers to buy more gadgets.
Market experts said shipments, particularly in the entry-level segment, could rise by as much as 3%.
\u201cMultiple drivers, including income tax relief for the middle class and the recently announced Rs 10 lakh-crore government capex allocation will spur growth in consumption demand and industrial growth across sectors,\u201d said Muralikrishnan B, president, Xiaomi India<\/a>.
Market experts said shipments, particularly in the entry-level segment, could rise by as much as 3%.
\u201cMultiple drivers, including income tax relief for the middle class and the recently announced Rs 10 lakh-crore government capex allocation will spur growth in consumption demand and industrial growth across sectors,\u201d said Muralikrishnan B, president, Xiaomi India<\/a>.
<\/div><\/div>The government has revised income tax slabs under the new regime for FY24, proposing that income eligible for rebate be increased from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 7 lakh per annum, and the maximum surcharge be reduced for the highest income brackets.
There is also the added benefit of a standard deduction that earlier wasn\u2019t allowed in the new tax regime, potentially leaving middle-class taxpayers with higher disposable cash.
\u201cThe proposed new rates will provide liberation to all taxpayers and extra savings will spur growth in smartphone sales,\u201d said Sanmeet Singh Kochhar, VP, India and MENA, HMD Global<\/a>.
Demand Crunch<\/strong>
Some market trackers, though, remain wary of demand revival, an issue that has plagued the industry since Q2, 2022, and is expected to persist until the first half of this year.
\u201cSince there is already a fear of a global recession and likelihood of further price increases, I think that savings will go into absorbing increases in the cost of living,\u201d said Faisal Kawoosa, chief analyst, TechArc<\/a>.
He added that without more affordability options to the consumer, the entry-level segment will still face low demand. \u201cWe are focusing more on exports, local production, but we are not looking at how we can generate more demand in the devices<\/a> segment where there is still potential.\u201d
There is also the added benefit of a standard deduction that earlier wasn\u2019t allowed in the new tax regime, potentially leaving middle-class taxpayers with higher disposable cash.
\u201cThe proposed new rates will provide liberation to all taxpayers and extra savings will spur growth in smartphone sales,\u201d said Sanmeet Singh Kochhar, VP, India and MENA, HMD Global<\/a>.
Demand Crunch<\/strong>
Some market trackers, though, remain wary of demand revival, an issue that has plagued the industry since Q2, 2022, and is expected to persist until the first half of this year.
\u201cSince there is already a fear of a global recession and likelihood of further price increases, I think that savings will go into absorbing increases in the cost of living,\u201d said Faisal Kawoosa, chief analyst, TechArc<\/a>.
He added that without more affordability options to the consumer, the entry-level segment will still face low demand. \u201cWe are focusing more on exports, local production, but we are not looking at how we can generate more demand in the devices<\/a> segment where there is still potential.\u201d
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