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Government Returning 50 Per Cent Black Money To Hoarders: Rahul Gandhi
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of helping black money hoarders with the amendment to the income tax law, saying half of the unaccounted cash would now be returned to them.
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Disclosed Black Money To Be Taxed At 50% Gets Closer To Being Law
The government's new proposal on how to tax black or undeclared money was cleared today by the Lok Sabha, where the government is in a majority. The bill must now be approved by the Rajya Sabha within 14 days. If not, it automatically becomes the law. The legislation has been introduced as the next step in the huge initiative launched earlier this ...
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'Now We Have Modi Antoinette,' Says Left's Sitaram Yechury In Notes Ban Debate
Left leader Sitaram Yechury borrowed from a meme being shared on social media to take a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he criticised the way the government has pulled Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes to combat black or untaxed money.
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'This is Not Narendra Modi's Government,' Says Rahul Bajaj to NDTV
Top industrialist and Rajya Sabha member Rahul Bajaj, known to be an admirer of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had strong words for the NDA government, saying it was losing the sheen it came with after the historic win in the Lok Sabha polls last year.
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The Black Money Bill Is Like A 'Medu Vada'
The government has used the extended session of parliament to pass a new bill in the Lok Sabha as part of its efforts to persuade the nation that it is serious about tackling the problem of "black money".
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3 Crucial Bills Taken Up in Extended Lok Sabha Session
The extension of Lok Sabha session by three working days has enabled the government to complete some of its crucial agenda including a bill against black money stashed abroad and another to amend the Whistleblowers Protection Act.
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Black Money Bill Passed in Lok Sabha
The Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets bill, which provides for heavy penalties for those stashing away black money in foreign accounts, was passed in the Lok Sabha today.
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Black Money Bill Likely in Lok Sabha Today
The government is set to move the Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets Bill or the black money bill in Lok Sabha today. The lower house sitting has been extended for three days.
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Government Makes All-Out Bid to Pass Black Money Bill
As it struggles to push its land reforms past an aggressive opposition, the Modi government has firmed up a strategy that will turn the rival parties into bystanders when it brings another key legislation, the Black Money bill, for Parliament's approval.
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Compliance Window on Black Money Will Be For a Few Months: Revenue Secretary
Black money holders abroad will get a "few months" of compliance window to disclose their assets after a new stringent black money Bill is passed by Parliament in the session beginning tomorrow, Revenue Secretary has said.
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Cabinet Clears Bill on Black Money, to be Introduced in Parliament This Session: Sources
The cabinet has cleared the black money bill, which proposes to provide muscle to tax authorities in dealing with people stowing illegal wealth abroad, sources told NDTV. The bill is likely to be introduced in the current session of Parliament, they added.
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Government Returning 50 Per Cent Black Money To Hoarders: Rahul Gandhi
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of helping black money hoarders with the amendment to the income tax law, saying half of the unaccounted cash would now be returned to them.
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Disclosed Black Money To Be Taxed At 50% Gets Closer To Being Law
The government's new proposal on how to tax black or undeclared money was cleared today by the Lok Sabha, where the government is in a majority. The bill must now be approved by the Rajya Sabha within 14 days. If not, it automatically becomes the law. The legislation has been introduced as the next step in the huge initiative launched earlier this ...
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'Now We Have Modi Antoinette,' Says Left's Sitaram Yechury In Notes Ban Debate
Left leader Sitaram Yechury borrowed from a meme being shared on social media to take a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he criticised the way the government has pulled Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes to combat black or untaxed money.
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'This is Not Narendra Modi's Government,' Says Rahul Bajaj to NDTV
Top industrialist and Rajya Sabha member Rahul Bajaj, known to be an admirer of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had strong words for the NDA government, saying it was losing the sheen it came with after the historic win in the Lok Sabha polls last year.
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The Black Money Bill Is Like A 'Medu Vada'
The government has used the extended session of parliament to pass a new bill in the Lok Sabha as part of its efforts to persuade the nation that it is serious about tackling the problem of "black money".
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3 Crucial Bills Taken Up in Extended Lok Sabha Session
The extension of Lok Sabha session by three working days has enabled the government to complete some of its crucial agenda including a bill against black money stashed abroad and another to amend the Whistleblowers Protection Act.
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Black Money Bill Passed in Lok Sabha
The Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets bill, which provides for heavy penalties for those stashing away black money in foreign accounts, was passed in the Lok Sabha today.
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Black Money Bill Likely in Lok Sabha Today
The government is set to move the Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets Bill or the black money bill in Lok Sabha today. The lower house sitting has been extended for three days.
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Government Makes All-Out Bid to Pass Black Money Bill
As it struggles to push its land reforms past an aggressive opposition, the Modi government has firmed up a strategy that will turn the rival parties into bystanders when it brings another key legislation, the Black Money bill, for Parliament's approval.
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Compliance Window on Black Money Will Be For a Few Months: Revenue Secretary
Black money holders abroad will get a "few months" of compliance window to disclose their assets after a new stringent black money Bill is passed by Parliament in the session beginning tomorrow, Revenue Secretary has said.
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Cabinet Clears Bill on Black Money, to be Introduced in Parliament This Session: Sources
The cabinet has cleared the black money bill, which proposes to provide muscle to tax authorities in dealing with people stowing illegal wealth abroad, sources told NDTV. The bill is likely to be introduced in the current session of Parliament, they added.
