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Tax Raid On Karnataka Minister's Home Ends, Joins Gujarat MLAs At Resort
The tax raids on Karnataka Minister DK Shivakumar that began on Wednesday and continued till early this morning have ended. Over 60 locations related to the minister in Karnataka and Delhi were searched in the span of four days. Mr Shivakumar was picked up from a luxury resort in Bengaluru where he was staying with 44 lawmakers flown in from Gujara...
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3-Day GST Council Meet Begins Today, Decision On Tax Rates Likely
The central government's efforts to implement the Goods and Services Tax or GST law from April 1 next year is about to enter a critical phase. Starting today, the three-day meeting of the GST Council will take a decision on the tax bands and iron out issues like compensation formula for the new indirect tax regime.
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Delhi Assembly Passes Bill To Do Away With Luxury Tax On Budget Hotels
Staying at budget hotels will soon become cheaper with Delhi Assembly today passing a Bill to do away with luxury tax on such facilities having room rent up to Rs 1,500 per day.
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Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Tables 2 Bills In Delhi Assembly
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today tabled two Bills in the Delhi Assembly including one which proposes to do away with luxury tax on hotels having rent up to Rs 1,500.
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Aam Aadmi Party Government To Do Away With Luxury Tax On Hotel Stay In Delhi
The AAP government is all set to introduce a Bill in the Delhi Assembly to do away with luxury tax on hotels having rent up to Rs 1,500 after Lt Governor Najeeb Jung gave his approval to the proposal.
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Visits to gyms, spas, banquet halls to cost more in Delhi
Visiting a spa, exercising at a gymnasium and booking a banquet hall will get costly with Delhi Assembly on Wednesday clearing a Bill levying luxury tax on them.
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Cheaper hotel stay for Games delegates
The Delhi Government on Monday granted exemption from paying luxury tax on hotel accommodation to delegates and other official participants of the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
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Tax Raid On Karnataka Minister's Home Ends, Joins Gujarat MLAs At Resort
The tax raids on Karnataka Minister DK Shivakumar that began on Wednesday and continued till early this morning have ended. Over 60 locations related to the minister in Karnataka and Delhi were searched in the span of four days. Mr Shivakumar was picked up from a luxury resort in Bengaluru where he was staying with 44 lawmakers flown in from Gujara...
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3-Day GST Council Meet Begins Today, Decision On Tax Rates Likely
The central government's efforts to implement the Goods and Services Tax or GST law from April 1 next year is about to enter a critical phase. Starting today, the three-day meeting of the GST Council will take a decision on the tax bands and iron out issues like compensation formula for the new indirect tax regime.
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Delhi Assembly Passes Bill To Do Away With Luxury Tax On Budget Hotels
Staying at budget hotels will soon become cheaper with Delhi Assembly today passing a Bill to do away with luxury tax on such facilities having room rent up to Rs 1,500 per day.
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Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Tables 2 Bills In Delhi Assembly
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today tabled two Bills in the Delhi Assembly including one which proposes to do away with luxury tax on hotels having rent up to Rs 1,500.
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Aam Aadmi Party Government To Do Away With Luxury Tax On Hotel Stay In Delhi
The AAP government is all set to introduce a Bill in the Delhi Assembly to do away with luxury tax on hotels having rent up to Rs 1,500 after Lt Governor Najeeb Jung gave his approval to the proposal.
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Visits to gyms, spas, banquet halls to cost more in Delhi
Visiting a spa, exercising at a gymnasium and booking a banquet hall will get costly with Delhi Assembly on Wednesday clearing a Bill levying luxury tax on them.
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Cheaper hotel stay for Games delegates
The Delhi Government on Monday granted exemption from paying luxury tax on hotel accommodation to delegates and other official participants of the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
