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Income Tax: Why do you need to file IT Returns? Learn with Sanp Seedi game; know more

June 13, 2022
Bharat Times

To spread tax literacy among children, Income tax The department has recently introduced a series of board games, puzzles and comic books for them to easily learn how to do one of the most important things in life – paying taxes. Games, comic books, and puzzles incorporate characters and other features that relate to young children, and that can help them learn something important in a fun way. This initiative was started by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Goa. Monday, June 13, proceeds in a series of tweets and videos do The department announced the launch of this initiative.

“Proceeding from text based literature, awareness seminars and workshops, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has adopted a new approach to spread tax literacy through ‘learning through games’ methods. CBDT has introduced board games, puzzles and We have brought products through comics to introduce concepts related to taxation to high school students, which are often considered complex,” PIB said in a press release on Sunday, June 12.

Learn how to file taxes with fun: See what’s in store

As mentioned earlier, the Income Tax Department has introduced several board games, comics and puzzles to kickstart this initiative. These products will initially be distributed to schools through a network of Income Tax Offices spread across India. A proposal to distribute these games through bookstores is also being worked on.

Learn how to tax while playing Snakes and Ladders: This board game introduces good and bad habits in relation to tax events and financial transactions. The game is simple, intuitive and educational, in which good habits are rewarded through ladders and bad habits are punished by snakes, the finance ministry said in a press release.

Making of India: This collaborative game introduces the concept of the importance of paying taxes through the use of 50 memory cards based on infrastructure and social projects. The aim of the game is to send the message that taxation is cooperative in nature and not competitive.

Digital Comic Books: The Income Tax Department has collaborated with Lot Pot Comics to spread awareness about the concepts of income and taxation among children and young adults. The messages are conveyed by the popular cartoon characters of Motu-Patlu through their “bone tickling” dialogues.

India Gate – 3D Puzzle: The game consists of 30 pieces, each containing information about various terms and concepts related to taxation. Joining the pieces together will create a three-dimensional structure India Gate is giving the message that taxes make India.

Launching this initiative, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched a range of communication and outreach products aimed at spreading financial and tax awareness at the closing ceremony of the prestigious Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav prestigious week in Panaji, Goa on Saturday, in a PIB press release. Told. He termed the next 25 years as the ‘Amrit Kaal’ and said that the youth would play a major role in shaping the new India. Sitharaman also distributed the first set of games to select school students who attended the event.

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