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For Every Rupee, 66 Paise To Come From Direct, Indirect Taxes: Budget Document
For every rupee in the government coffer, the biggest pie of 66 paise will come from direct and indirect taxes, according to the Union Budget 2025-26 documents.
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Record Tax Collections Signify Economic Recovery, To Boost Growth: Government
Official sources say that the growth revenue collections has also boosted country's tax-GDP ratio for 2021-22 to 11.7 per cent
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Budget 2020: Auto Sector Misses Direct Benefits; Indirect Sops Likely To Drive Sales
GST reduction and incentive based scrappage policy are the need of the hour, but all indirect benefits should curb liquidity crisis and uplift general customers' sentiment.
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Budget 2017-18: Impact On The Indian Automotive Industry
Every year when it is time for the Union Budget, there is a tonne of speculation and expectation on what various sectors can expect. But truth be told that's usually more of a wish list rather than realistic expectations. In the case of the automobile sector it has traditionally been a demand for the reduction of indirect taxes that hurt the indust...
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How GST Will Impact Common Man: 10 Things You Should Know
In August 2016, Parliament passed the GST Constitutional Bill, which paved the way for a uniform indirect tax regime in the country. The new law, which seeks to give unprecedented powers to the Centre in collecting indirect taxes in the country, is expected to increase the government revenue by improving the compliance rate.
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Opinion: Opinion: Focus on Make in India, Reduction in Litigation - By Abhishek Jain
Service tax rate has been increased from 14.5% to 15%.
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Budget 2013: Duty hikes to impact luxury car segment
Finance Minister P Chidambarams Budget for 2013-14 reflects intent to tax the super-rich across multiple segments. That is also reflected in the key indirect tax changes proposed in the auto sector, the major impact of which would be on industry players specifically catering to the luxury car segment.
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For Every Rupee, 66 Paise To Come From Direct, Indirect Taxes: Budget Document
For every rupee in the government coffer, the biggest pie of 66 paise will come from direct and indirect taxes, according to the Union Budget 2025-26 documents.
-
Record Tax Collections Signify Economic Recovery, To Boost Growth: Government
Official sources say that the growth revenue collections has also boosted country's tax-GDP ratio for 2021-22 to 11.7 per cent
-
Budget 2020: Auto Sector Misses Direct Benefits; Indirect Sops Likely To Drive Sales
GST reduction and incentive based scrappage policy are the need of the hour, but all indirect benefits should curb liquidity crisis and uplift general customers' sentiment.
-
Budget 2017-18: Impact On The Indian Automotive Industry
Every year when it is time for the Union Budget, there is a tonne of speculation and expectation on what various sectors can expect. But truth be told that's usually more of a wish list rather than realistic expectations. In the case of the automobile sector it has traditionally been a demand for the reduction of indirect taxes that hurt the indust...
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How GST Will Impact Common Man: 10 Things You Should Know
In August 2016, Parliament passed the GST Constitutional Bill, which paved the way for a uniform indirect tax regime in the country. The new law, which seeks to give unprecedented powers to the Centre in collecting indirect taxes in the country, is expected to increase the government revenue by improving the compliance rate.
-
Opinion: Opinion: Focus on Make in India, Reduction in Litigation - By Abhishek Jain
Service tax rate has been increased from 14.5% to 15%.
-
Budget 2013: Duty hikes to impact luxury car segment
Finance Minister P Chidambarams Budget for 2013-14 reflects intent to tax the super-rich across multiple segments. That is also reflected in the key indirect tax changes proposed in the auto sector, the major impact of which would be on industry players specifically catering to the luxury car segment.
