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Top headlines: Advance tax by top 20 firms grows 47%, Covid impact on poor
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BS Web Team New Delhi
The advance tax paid by top 20 Indian firms surged 47 per cent in second quarter of FY22 to Rs 27,210 crore. The data on two-wheeler sales in the Indian market shows us how the pandemic hurt the poor.

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Tata Steel, ONGC lead surge in advance tax
 
The advance tax paid by the top 20 marquee companies grew over 47 per cent year-on-year during the second quarter of FY22 to Rs 27,210 crore from Rs 18,462 crore, on the back of hefty payments by Tata Steel, Oil and Natural