Ignoring the Actuals of the last year and not examining their variance from the original BE and RE numbers can weaken the quality of Budget analysis
The government is scheduled to present its first full Budget on July 5, for the current financial year
Any tax exemptions will add stimulus to an economy that's slowed sharply this year, with growth reaching a five-year low of 5.8 per cent in the first three months of the year
The pre-Budget survey 2019-20 conducted by KPMG (India) included responses from 226 respondents spanning across industries
The corporation tax rate could be reduced to 18 per cent if exemptions are removed, he said
Liquidity issues post the crisis at DHFL, progress of monsoon, rupee trajectory at the domestic level and oil prices are some factors that will keep markets choppy, analysts say
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will widen the budget deficit target to 3.5% of gross domestic product on Friday
Now is the time for her to accelerate the run rate and aim for a match-winning score.
The government, experts say, is likely to continue with the off-budget route for carrying out infra-related spending
Amid speculation that the govt may present a full Budget on Feb 1, Sinha said there was no precedence of an outgoing govt doing so
The BE for this year for expenditure on major items, agriculture and allied activities, is approximately Rs 64,000
If the deficit targets are to be achieved it should be achieved from the revenue side and not the expenditure side, Kerala FM Thomas Isaac said
There has been a 32% increase in illegal cigarette trade, increasing from 19.5 billion sticks in 2011 to 25.7 billion sticks in 2017
The margin funding scene has been tough for the last few months due to corporate defaults and the liquidity crunch as a result of the crisis in the NBFC sector
Revenue buoyancy continues to be weak in the area of indirect tax, said Singh
These investors can also choose to not opt for ELSS category and can continue to trade in their units freely
The infrastructure sector was one of the major focus areas in the FY19 budget and saw massive spending on roads, railways, water, irrigation, and urban infrastructure
Gupta's view runs counter to the argument of RBI's outgoing Deputy Governor Viral Acharya, who recently warned of inflation risks coming from rising government and public sector borrowings
Homebuyers' body FPCE asks for relief to over 500,000 people who have booked properties
Other demands include pass-through for losses, tax cut on management fee