The Covid pandemic-induced lockdown and consequent slump in economic activity will hit tax collections of states, Crisil said
Wants borrowing limit of states to be raised to 5%, extension of period under tax loss carry forward, among other things
Gross tax revenues may be projected at around Rs 23.65 trn in the Budget, back-of-the-envelope calculations suggest
Outstanding debt was Rs 107.04 trn, 13.12% more than Rs 94.62 trn at FY20-end
A large autonomous driver of liquidity has been RBI intervention in the foreign exchange markets.
Experts estimate full year's fiscal deficit between 7 per cent and 9 per cent of GDP against 3.5 per cent estimated earlier by the government
The Budget meetings for fixing Revised Estimates for 2020-21 and Budget Estimates (BE) for 2021-22 were held between October 16 and November 12
The meeting discussed the need for coordinated action to check revenue leakage
DIPAM is mandated with facilitating monetisation of non-core assets of the public sector units under strategic disinvestment or closure, and enemy property of Rs 100 crore and above
If the Finance Commission recommends a smaller tax share for states, the Centre will get more money. On what that would do to 'cooperative federalism', you don't need to guess, writes T N Ninan
The state also received Rs 10,554.21 crore as grants-in- aid and other contributions from the Central government till July as against just Rs 5,164 crore in the corresponding period last year
Last year the RBI's board approved a record payment of Rs 1.76 trillion ($23.5 billion) to the government, which included Rs 1.23 trillion as dividend and Rs 526.4 billion from its surplus capital
States are understandably wary even after getting half the Centre's gross tax revenue in the first quarter of 2020-21
Gross tax revenue in May stood at Rs 58,533 crore, against Rs 93,389 crore in the same month last year, revealed the data by the Controller General of Accounts on Tuesday.
Data available on the RBI's website shows that, as of April 1-June 21, the RBI has purchased more than Rs 1.3 trillion in government bonds
When emerging from this crisis, the govt must consider a fresh approach to reviving growth, revisiting the Centre-state fiscal balance, and devising a re-imagined GST 2.0, writes T N Ninan
Survey also shows that business will return to normal only by 2021, while 22 per cent business leaders expect it to take more than a year, from when the lockdown ends
Fear of an economic meltdown is said to be the main reason behind ending the shutdown at a time when the country's curve, or rate of infections, is edging up sharply
The fuel consumption is estimated to decline 10-20 per cent during fiscal year 2020-21