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Indivjal Dhasmana, a senior associate editor at Business Standard, writes on macroeconomics, taxes, and political economy. He has over three decades of experience in various journalism. He currently heads the economics data team at Business Standard.
Indivjal Dhasmana, a senior associate editor at Business Standard, writes on macroeconomics, taxes, and political economy. He has over three decades of experience in various journalism. He currently heads the economics data team at Business Standard.
Govt will take all steps to ensure that foreign inflows remain strong for the next two years
His speech is scheduled during the wing's AGM
With growth estimated at 5% for 2012-13 and 6.1-6.7% next year, 8% growth in 12th five year plan sounds optimistic
FIPB reccommended proposal to CCEA as the board can clear foreign investment proposals worth up to Rs 1,200 crore
Proposals were deferred as Chidambaram was not there at the Cabinet meeting
The parent will have to provide funds, capital and other significant assets including intangibles
Till February 2012-13, deficit constituted 5.05% of GDP; Chidambaram had said deficit would be lower than estimates
In its next meeting, empowered committee of state finance ministers set to oppose a proposal on state govt undertakings' I-T deduction
Interview with Chairman, Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council
Proposes tax exemption on dividend payouts and credit for corporation tax paid in host country
The bill comes expires on March 2013
Dikshit allocated Rs 16,000 cr to plan expenditure for 2013-14 of Rs 37,45 cr Budget for 2013-14
It will be reviewing progress in sorting out differences between oil and defence ministries over the stalled 39 oil exploration blocks
Interview with Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman
Majority of supplementary spending proposed is to meet fertiliser, food and fuel subisidies
Resolution of the tax dispute to pave way for Fin Min to go to Parliament with changes in retrospective amendments to IT-Act
Believes there is no need for it as domestic markets are enough for govt to borrow funds
Such incidents of assesse not paying service tax account to the tune of Rs 200-400 cr
The revenue dept was quick to clarify that intention was not to create new provision for creating any barrier or difficulty for investors