New Delhi: The government is unlikely to raise the allocation for its key tax remission schemes for exporters in the full budget for 2024-25 amid demand for increased support from …
New Delhi: The central government’s fiscal deficit, in absolute terms, could be slightly better than the revised estimates for FY24, on the back of better than expected revenue receipts, an …
Indian government expenditure needs to be focused on development given the growth needs and the interim budget intentions signal that the general government debt-GDP ratio could decline to 73.4 per …
This year’s interim budget has come on the back of a turbulent global economic environment marked by slowing global growth and rising volatility. Against this backdrop, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman …
As Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman resisted the lure of populist schemes in an election year but followed the fiscal deficit consolidation path by maintaining its investment-led spending growth strategy, investors …
Interim budget does in no way disturb my thesis – Nifty of 50,000 by 2030. This is more than double the current Nifty level of 22,000. However, over seven years, …
The decision to extend tax benefits that were set to expire in FY24 by a year will provide global investors and eligible companies with the clarity and certainty they need …
Companies with branches in multiple cities will now need to register for input service distribution (ISD) to claim input tax credit for services provided by the head office to the …
The Interim Budget which focuses on fiscal consolidation, infrastructure spending, consumption, and capital expenditure can create a ripple effect on many sectors of the economy as the government has set …
New Delhi: The government has prioritised the development of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) to allow them to grow and compete globally, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Thursday. “It …