Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will on Friday brief all BJP MPs on the Union Budget in Parliament
But high-income individuals who avail of a variety of deductions will still prefer the old regime
Experts said p-notes issued at GIFT would not boost flows into the onshore markets in a big way but would be used for securities traded at the IFSC
The stocks of life insurance companies reacted sharply to the announcement of the finance minister on Wednesday, with most scrip witnessing around 10 per cent fall in a day
The 50 year interest free capex loans worth Rs 1.3 trillion are part of the Centre's FY24 capex budget of Rs 10 trillion
The Finance Bill has made a critical distinction between games of skill and games of chance, classifying them into separate sections
Industry watchers believe that early-stage start-ups will bear most of the brunt, as the segment witnesses comparatively higher deviation in allotted share prices and FMV
Investors in the automobiles sector are clearly betting on big ticket consumption improving, including commercial vehicles
Presently, no TDS is required on interest payable in the case of listed dematerialised securities
Allocation for the commerce department's key Remission of Duties and Taxes on Export Products (RoDTEP) scheme has been increased by 10 per cent
The government has ring-fenced financial outlays for various social sectors, and this is reflected in nominal increases and efforts to make them more effective
Budget 2023-24 adopted seven priorities or Saptarishi, one of which is building focus on green growth
Here are 10 stocks across sectors that are expected to gain the most from the various proposals
"The government's welfare schemes are quite large, comprehensive, well spread and the emphasis is on implementation rather than on budget provisions"
Investment in Indian Railways must be backed by reforms
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This research will be focused on driving indigenization of the LGD manufacturing process
Travel agents apex body TAAI on Thursday expressed its "disappointment" over the Union Budget for financial year 2023-24, saying that it does not meet any of its expectations or demands. TAAI (Travel Agents Association of India), however, said it applauds the Finance Minister's idea of promoting travel on a 'mission mode.' "With the Union Budget 2023-24, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has shown solidarity towards the tourism sector and has left the travel fraternity hopeful. However, there is a huge wave of disappointment among the travel agent fraternity as the budget holds nothing for this large section," the association said. The travel agents fraternity, according to TAAI president Jyoti Mayal, contributes 11 per cent of employment and generate over 10 per cent of revenue contributing to the GDP. "Nothing has been done to our request on ease of doing business, be it on TCS abolishment or ITC for tour operators on inter-state GST credit which is one of the main concerns ...
A day after the Budget announcement of a revamped personal income tax regime, Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra on Thursday said the government would eventually like to move to a simple and exemption-free tax structure with lower rates. According to an analysis by the Revenue Department, an individual earning Rs 15 lakh in a year will have to claim deductions of at least Rs 3.75 lakh under the old tax regime, otherwise the new revamped tax regime with lower rates proposed in 2023-24 will be more beneficial. In an interview to PTI, Malhotra said the government does not have any specific timeline to make the new regime mandatory for taxpayers. "We would like to move towards a lower tax rate, which is simple and without tax exemptions," Malhotra said. The Budget has proposed changes to the new optional tax regime which provides that no tax would be levied on people with annual income of up to Rs 7 lakh. It also allowed taxpayers to claim standard deduction of Rs 50,000 under the new .
Some of the countries whose allocation has been reduced under this head include Bhutan, Afghanistan and Mauritius