Independent · Non-partisan · Evidence-based

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Indian Taxpayer Voice collects evidence about what people who pay taxes in India are concerned about, from protection against job loss to the cost of medical care, and publishes the results openly.

  • Anonymous
  • Voluntary
  • No PAN, Aadhaar or salary details
  • Not a government survey

What we are asking about

Three areas of research

Job-loss protection

What protection exists for people who lose their job, and how respondents describe their income security.

Health costs

How people meet medical costs, and what respondents report about access to health insurance.

Public spending

How public spending is reported, and what respondents say about the services they receive.

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The survey so far

Valid survey responses
0
States and union territories represented
2 / 36
Industries represented
1

No valid responses have been recorded yet.

Voluntary online survey. Results describe people who chose to respond and are not statistically representative of Indian taxpayers. Last refreshed 2026-10-25 03:49:00 UTC; updated hourly. Groups with fewer than 20 responses are not shown, and counts are rounded to the nearest 5. How these figures are calculated

See results by state and union territory

How it works

From your answers to public evidence

1

You answer a short survey

Your state or union territory, your broad sector of work, and the concerns that matter most to you. No identity documents or financial details.

2

We publish only totals

Answers are combined. Small groups are hidden so that no one can be singled out, and individual responses are never published.

3

Evidence anyone can check

Every figure comes with its method, its limits and the date it was last updated, so the evidence can be scrutinised openly.

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The survey is voluntary and anonymous. Taking part does not provide any financial, insurance or other benefit.

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  • Evidence-based
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