A Finance Bill is a piece of legislation that concerns a countrys finances, including taxes, government expenditures, government borrowings, and revenues. It is a Money Bill as defined in Article 110 of the Indian Constitution. The Finance Bill is introduced in the Lok Sabha after the discussions on Budget proposals and the Voting on Demand for Grants. The Union Budget deals with these things, and it is passed as a Finance Bill. The Finance Bill is intended to provide the necessary funds for the public treasury, and it is a legislative act to do so. The Finance Bill is a crucial part of the budgetary exercise of a country, and it is passed by the Houses of Parliament. The Finance Bill can include provisions for tax relief, tax hikes, and other measures related to the countrys finances. The Finance Bill is an essential tool for the government to manage the countrys finances and ensure that the necessary funds are available for public expenditure.