Jaitley highlighted that less than 5% of India's potential work force gets skill training to be employable
The Government has coined the acronym - JAM which stands for Jan Dhan Yojana (the bank account effort), Aadhaar and Mobile, in some ways representing the confluence of money, identity and mobility
Budget has prioritised growth over fiscal consolidation but it may not have any impact on the country's sovereign rating, says Moody's
Survey of top tax consultancies suggests that while the budget may not unveil any big bang reforms on personal taxation front, there will be some populist announcements
Surcharge will yield Rs 9,000 crore to the exchequer
If EPF and home loan do not exhaust the 80C limit, use ELSS and PPF
S&P, Fitch and Moody's cite lack of structural reforms in Budget
Expectations were built up that the minister will increase the minimum tax deductible slab from Rs 2.50 lakh, but no such thing was done.
Union Budget 2015-16 was presented by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today
Infy may see some marginal benefits as its effective tax rate is higher than 25%
Says the medium-term fiscal consolidation strategy is less aspiring than in the past
Will eat 14% into their income
Interview with Founder and Fund Manager, Helios Capital
Financial inclusion and vocational education get a boost, says a PwC analysis
A non-adversarial tax regime and sops to push growth, says a PwC analysis
It remains to be seen how initiatives for curbing black money, Make in India and GST deliver, says a PwC analysis
The impact is most on companies catering to the infrastructure, housing and financial sectors
Budget has clarified that any company providing service under the aggregator model will be liable to pay service tax effective from March 1
Oil firms capital expenditure is seen rising 5% to Rs 76,565 cr
Easing of priority sector norms were key to enable foreign lender to convert their branches in subsidiaries