 "Millions of billions is the game IPL, Learn how to go to the government from income? Read interesting information")
The Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) has begun. In the first IPL match, Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Kolkata Knight Riders by 7 wickets. The IPL is not the most expensive league in the world of cricket without any reason. In fact, the IPL is a play of Rs. Billions of billions and this tournament every year, the BCCI and IPL has a profit of millions of crores of BCCI and IPL.
It can be guided from the fact that Star Sports and Geo Cinema had purchased the IPL transmission rights from 2023 to 2027 in Rs 48,390 crore. This means that it earns Rs 12,097 crore every year. There are also largest income source media and broadcasting rights of this tournament. The revenue from this is divided 50-50 in BCCI and franchise. In addition, other profits are different. The question now is how much benefit from this game of crores of crores of billions? Let’s understand here full mathematics:
Does the government earns the taxes on IPL?
If you are thinking that the Government of India is some tax on IPL earnings, you are wrong. The truth is that despite a thousand crore, BCCI does not have to pay any taxes. In fact, in 2021, BCCI had asked the BCCI through an appeal that he was making a lot of money through the IPL, but its objective must be kept tax-free. The appeal retained the tax appeal tribunal. In such a situation, BCCI has no tax on IPL income.
So how does the Government of India earn money?
Despite the IPL tax free, the Indian government fills his treasure with crores of rupees from this tournament. In fact, every year the government earns a large amount of money held for IPL. This income comes through the salary TDS. If we talk about IPL 2025 Mega Auction, this has come to Rs 89.49 crore in the treasure of the Government of India.
How and how to be cut tds
In the mega auction of IPL 2025, 10 teams spent a total of Rs 639.15 crore to buy players. In this, 120 Indian players and 62 foreign players sold. 10 Team spent Rs 383.40 crore in the language of the Indian players and Rs 255.75 crore on foreign players. According to reports, 20 per cent TDS is chopped on the IPL salary of the Indian players and on foreign players. Accordingly, the Government of India was a profit of Rs 89.49 crore.