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Measures Expected From Annual Budget That Could Impact Markets
Investors in India are bracing for higher taxes and less incentives from the government's annual budget to be unveiled on Feb. 1 as the focus shifts to wringing out revenues to finance giveaways and higher public investments to support the economy.
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Tax Collection To Exceed Budget Estimates This Fiscal: Arun Jaitley
Belying fears of slowdown in industrial activity post demonetisation, the indirect tax collection in the month of November alone grew 23.1 per cent to Rs 67,358 crore.
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After Demonetisation, Budget 2017 Has Lot Of Expectations Riding On It
The common man is expecting some relief in the form of reduced tax rates or enhanced tax slabs to soothe the discomfort caused by demonetisation, says Mr Chadha of EY.
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Ahead Of Budget, S&P Says Fiscal Consolidation Key To India Ratings Upgrade
S&P last November affirmed India's rating at "BBB-minus" with a "stable" outlook, putting Asia's third-largest economy at the bottom rung of investment grade.
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The Likely Impact Of Notes Ban On Arun Jaitley's Fourth Budget
Mr Jaitley is looking at how to fund giveaways to taxpayers and higher public investment to help nurse Asia's third-largest economy back to health after the government's shock decision in November to abolish high-value banknotes.
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Expert Views On Union Budget 2017-18
Arun Jaitley called his fourth budget one for the poor. Yet, while vowing prudent fiscal management, he also raised his 2017-18 federal deficit target to 3.2 percent of gross domestic product to cover his spending promises.
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Budget 2017: Lower Tax Rates To Encourage Income Disclosures
The personal tax rate will be halved to 5 percent on incomes between 250,001 rupees ($3,697) and 500,000 rupees, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Wednesday in New Delhi, while announcing the budget for the year starting April 1.
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India Budget 2017: A Quick Look At Winners And Losers
India's annual budget is one of the nation's most closely watched events -- not just for the numbers, but for the political message during a speech that runs for about 90 minutes.
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Bonds, Rupee Rise; Jaitley Sticks to 2016/17 Fiscal Deficit Target
Indian bonds and the rupee rallied on Monday after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the government would stick to its fiscal deficit target of 3.5 percent of gross domestic product for the 2016/17 year.
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In India's 'Make Or Break' Budget, Defense May Take a Back Seat
The defense ministry needs an increase of roughly 10 percent to deal with inflation and the vast sums required to modernize India's aging military hardware.
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Election Handouts Threaten Government Plan To Check Budget Deficits
The government, which had already exceeded its annual deficit target in October, faces a huge shortfall in indirect taxes, while revenue from asset sales and dividend payments from state-run companies are subdued.
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Government Signals Readiness To Put Growth Ahead Of Fiscal Discipline
Convention demands that the outgoing administration present only an interim budget to secure parliament's approval for expenses for a part of the financial year starting April until a new government is in place.
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Budget 2014: Finance Minister's 'Rs. 100-crore' Club Sparks Buzz
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's budget speech today started a buzz about a series of "100-crore schemes" announced by the new government.
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Union Budget: What You Liked and Disliked Most
Here is a list of what ndtv.com surfers listed as the best and worst parts of Union Budget 2014.
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Budget 2014: Regret Not Being Able to Give More to Taxpayers, Says Arun Jaitley to NDTV
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley unveiled a reform-minded budget, vowing to lift economic growth to rates of 7-8 per cent by promoting manufacturing and infrastructure and overhauling populist subsidies.
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Measures Expected From Annual Budget That Could Impact Markets
Investors in India are bracing for higher taxes and less incentives from the government's annual budget to be unveiled on Feb. 1 as the focus shifts to wringing out revenues to finance giveaways and higher public investments to support the economy.
-
Tax Collection To Exceed Budget Estimates This Fiscal: Arun Jaitley
Belying fears of slowdown in industrial activity post demonetisation, the indirect tax collection in the month of November alone grew 23.1 per cent to Rs 67,358 crore.
-
After Demonetisation, Budget 2017 Has Lot Of Expectations Riding On It
The common man is expecting some relief in the form of reduced tax rates or enhanced tax slabs to soothe the discomfort caused by demonetisation, says Mr Chadha of EY.
-
Ahead Of Budget, S&P Says Fiscal Consolidation Key To India Ratings Upgrade
S&P last November affirmed India's rating at "BBB-minus" with a "stable" outlook, putting Asia's third-largest economy at the bottom rung of investment grade.
-
The Likely Impact Of Notes Ban On Arun Jaitley's Fourth Budget
Mr Jaitley is looking at how to fund giveaways to taxpayers and higher public investment to help nurse Asia's third-largest economy back to health after the government's shock decision in November to abolish high-value banknotes.
-
Expert Views On Union Budget 2017-18
Arun Jaitley called his fourth budget one for the poor. Yet, while vowing prudent fiscal management, he also raised his 2017-18 federal deficit target to 3.2 percent of gross domestic product to cover his spending promises.
-
Budget 2017: Lower Tax Rates To Encourage Income Disclosures
The personal tax rate will be halved to 5 percent on incomes between 250,001 rupees ($3,697) and 500,000 rupees, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Wednesday in New Delhi, while announcing the budget for the year starting April 1.
-
India Budget 2017: A Quick Look At Winners And Losers
India's annual budget is one of the nation's most closely watched events -- not just for the numbers, but for the political message during a speech that runs for about 90 minutes.
-
Bonds, Rupee Rise; Jaitley Sticks to 2016/17 Fiscal Deficit Target
Indian bonds and the rupee rallied on Monday after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the government would stick to its fiscal deficit target of 3.5 percent of gross domestic product for the 2016/17 year.
-
In India's 'Make Or Break' Budget, Defense May Take a Back Seat
The defense ministry needs an increase of roughly 10 percent to deal with inflation and the vast sums required to modernize India's aging military hardware.
-
Election Handouts Threaten Government Plan To Check Budget Deficits
The government, which had already exceeded its annual deficit target in October, faces a huge shortfall in indirect taxes, while revenue from asset sales and dividend payments from state-run companies are subdued.
-
Government Signals Readiness To Put Growth Ahead Of Fiscal Discipline
Convention demands that the outgoing administration present only an interim budget to secure parliament's approval for expenses for a part of the financial year starting April until a new government is in place.
-
Budget 2014: Finance Minister's 'Rs. 100-crore' Club Sparks Buzz
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's budget speech today started a buzz about a series of "100-crore schemes" announced by the new government.
-
Union Budget: What You Liked and Disliked Most
Here is a list of what ndtv.com surfers listed as the best and worst parts of Union Budget 2014.
-
Budget 2014: Regret Not Being Able to Give More to Taxpayers, Says Arun Jaitley to NDTV
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley unveiled a reform-minded budget, vowing to lift economic growth to rates of 7-8 per cent by promoting manufacturing and infrastructure and overhauling populist subsidies.
