Industry body Assocham has urged the government to reduce the customs duty on copper concentrate from the present 2.5 per cent to zero
The domestic pharmaceutical industry is expecting an increase in the overall fund allocation for the healthcare sector, focus on policies that encourage R&D activities and continuation of tax concessions on various drugs in the upcoming Union Budget. The industry is also seeking simplification of various processes in order to enhance ease of doing business for the private sector companies. "An increase in the budgetary allocation from the current 1.8 per cent of the GDP to 2.5-3 per cent, as envisaged in the National Health Policy 2017 along with a separate allocation for the bio-pharmaceutical sector R&D is imperative," Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India (OPPI) President S Sridhar told PTI. The industry saw significant momentum over the past year, especially in ensuring access to COVID-19 vaccines and medicines and this year's Budget will be crucial to accelerate sectoral growth and access to innovative health solutions across various diseases and not COVID ...
Union Budget 2022-23 should introduce additional startup-friendly policies and tax relaxations to enable spending on innovation, ease-of-doing business, a slew of homegrown startups said
A pre-Budget expectations survey on Saturday showed a growing demand for increasing regulatory focus on the cryptocurrency sector.
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Notably, the sector has been heavily battered due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent restrictions imposed to check the infections' spread
Parity with commercial banks sought in tax treatment, and for deposits, loan products
Measures need to be taken for MSMEs like enhancing the credit limit and access to finance
Investors pull back from risky assets amid rising yields
The government may consider incremental tax benefits to increase net disposable income of the citizens in order to boost demand when it tables the Union Budget FY23 in the Parliament on February 1.
As many as 64% of the respondents said they expect the basic I-T exemption limit to be raised from Rs 2.5 lakh a year, according to a pre-budget survey by KPMG in India
The Telangana government has urged Nirmala Sitharaman to allocate funds in the union budget 2022-23 for various works taken up in the state.
High component cost may push up mobile prices by 18%
Front-loading of fund transfer to help states manage Covid, undertake capex
Uncertainty arises from tweak in SCRA; entities take conservative view, pay higher tax of 20% on interest income
Ashoka University-CBGA study recommends restoration of inheritance and wealth taxes
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is scheduled to present the Union Budget for FY 2022-2023 on February 1
Banks and MSME industry representatives have sought support for the sector in the line of ECLGS, a measure introduced early in the pandemic
Direct, indirect tax revenues have been a bright spot for Centre in FY22
Govt should not hold back capital expenditure