India needs to overhaul the tax system
India's exports grew by 67.39% to $32.21 billion in May driven by healthy growth in sectors such as engineering, pharmaceuticals, petroleum products and chemicals
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Govt must focus on providing relief to the needy at this point
GDP shrinks by 7.3 percent in FY 2020-21, Carlyle Group to acquire a controlling stake of over 50 per cent in PNB Housing Finance. Top news this morning.
This was on the back of better-than-expected revenue receipts with expenditure staying broadly at the level targeted in the revised estimates of the Budget
Unveiling the revenue-expenditure data of the Union government for 2020-21, the Controller General of Accounts (CGA) on Monday said that the revenue deficit at the end of the fiscal was 7.42 per cent
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RBI's higher surplus transfer has limits
Data to be released by month-end; FY22 gap may widen to 7.15% against BE of 6.8%, say experts
India is likely to breach its fiscal deficit target in the financial year to March 2022 mainly due to revenue shortfall, Fitch Solutions said Friday.
Localized lockdowns may result in a slowdown which may be met by fiscal expansion
The rapid increase in the number of new Covid-19 cases and restrictions on activity are affecting economic recovery
Govt should avoid the mistakes of 2020
Tax collections exceed Revised Estimates; Centre's fiscal deficit expected lower than 9.5% of GDP in FY21
The most-industrialised state''s fiscal deficit jumped to 3.3 per cent of gross state domestic product (GSDP) in 2020-21 as against the Budget Estimate of 1.7 per cent
The government expects to earn revenues of Rs 1.85 trillion in March 2021, 40 per cent lower than what it earned in the year-ago period
Govt's total receipts during April-February stood at Rs 14,13,096 cr or 88.2% of the revised estimates presented in the Budget on Feb 1
Inclusion in global indices would demand higher fiscal standards
The share of agriculture in Assam's GSDP has declined between FY15 and FY19, but due to its weak finances, the state govt has not been able to fully provide for the needs of the emerging sectors