Factors influencing the income of people with cerebral palsy in India and the tax rate

This study will examine the determinants of income among individuals with Cerebral Palsy (CP) in India, as well as the implications for income tax. People with cerebral palsy may have limitations in their economic and social opportunities, which can be impacted by factors such as age, gender, type of cerebral palsy, education level, social status, and family wealth. The researcher suggests that the current income tax system is reducing the earnings of persons with cerebral palsy (CP) and proposes changes to the income tax system in the postmodern period. In essence, persons with CP experience limited income sources, and the increased income tax rate is worsening many problems. Hence, it is crucial to enact enhancements in the current income tax structure. The study will employ case studies of persons with cerebral palsy to advocate for tax rate modifications in the postmodern period. The study employs postmodernism and the philosophy of science as the theoretical frameworks for the investigation. The aforementioned frameworks will be utilized to examine and dismantle the notions of socioeconomic class, educational background, and kind of child protection, while recognizing the subjective nature of these elements.