Corporation tax rate cut may not benefit auto buyers, say analysts
Buyers of automobiles are unlikely to benefit from the reduction in corporation tax, even though the move is expected to bring some relief to auto companies bruised by a prolonged slowdown. And with its calls for a cut in the goods and services tax (GST) rates on autos rejected, companies will have to find their own ways to tide over the sales slump and re-kindle demand. Read More
Buyers of automobiles are unlikely to benefit from the reduction in corporation tax, even though the move is expected to bring some relief to auto companies bruised by a prolonged slowdown. And with its calls for a cut in the goods and services tax (GST) rates on autos rejected, companies will have to find their own ways to tide over the sales slump and re-kindle demand. Read More
Tata Realty, Actis look to raise $1 billion for commercial properties
United Kingdom-based private equity firm Actis
United Kingdom-based private equity firm Actis

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