Essential to see if demand holds in coming months
AJAY BHUSHAN PANDEY talks about the Budget, revenue collection, and the goods and services tax (GST) compensation mechanism
Mop up grows 10% y-o-y at Rs 1.05 trillion, almost equal to levels in February before a nationwide lockdown to contain the coronavirus pandemic
Court says games offered on platform involve skill, not chance; rules that issue of GST evasion, as alleged in the plea, will be decided by GST authorities
Says hefty discount amounting to predatory pricing, cashback by credit and debit card banks and high interest rate on EMI offered to buyers need to be scrutinised
Cars priced above Rs 25 lakh account for a per cent in India's 3 million-car market and share has remained unchanged over the last five years
More states likely to write to FM today; Jharkhand rejects Centre's proposal
Centre's decision to borrow doesn't fully address the GST issue
A day after the Centre agreed to borrow Rs 1.1 trn and lend to states in lieu of the promised compensation, dissenting states including Chhattisgarh, Kerala made it clear they will not relent
This may come as a victory of sorts for opposition-ruled states, including Punjab, West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh, which have insisted that the Centre should do the borrowing
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) said these taxpayers will not be able to generate Part A of the e-way Bill
Private hospitals in the city have welcomed the state government's decision to reduce the cost of Covid-19 test from Rs 2,250 to Rs 1,500 as well as fixing rates for ambulance services
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True, there are still a lot of niggling issues. But the major pain points have been mostly addressed
Dissenting states may move SC, press for dispute resolution authority, refer matter to GoM
Here's a look at the most important decisions and what they mean for the average taxpayer.
As such issue of voting in the Council over this issue does not arise, they say
Tamil Nadu Minister D Jayakumar urged the Centre to release Rs 4,321 crore towards the state's share of Integrated Goods and Services Tax
States don't issue their own currency, and are by definition a more fragile borrowing construct than the Union. The final solution must reflect this asymmetry
But it is not clear whether the relief will be extended to private launch companies