Tariff Tug
The resurgence of US President Donald Trump and his aggressive tariff policy places India in a uniquely precarious yet opportune position.
The resurgence of US President Donald Trump and his aggressive tariff policy places India in a uniquely precarious yet opportune position.
The decline in retail inflation to a level that is below the RBI’s targeted level of 4 per cent is expected to pave the way for accelerating GDP growth ahead as it provides the central bank with more headroom to cut interest rates and expand liquidity to spur economic activity and create more jobs.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)-led Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Monday announced that homeowners who clear their full house tax for 2024-25 will have all their previous outstanding dues waived off.
The company's reported expenses at Rs 14,249 crore in the reported quarter, which is lesser than Rs 14,254 crore incurred in the year-ago period.
The GST Council (Goods and Service Tax) recently announced a bewildering array of extra tax rates for popcorn, sparking an understandable backlash among economists, businesses, and consumers alike.
Zomato received a tax demand, interest, along with penalty, to the tune of Rs 23.26 crore from Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Audit), Karnataka, the company said on Sunday.
While posts on WhatsApp would have us believe that taxpayers, who are allegedly in a minuscule minority, are a muchharassed lot, the Government pushes a diametrically opposite narrative viz.
The provisional figures of Direct Tax collections continue to register steady growth.
Australia, like much of the world, finds itself navigating turbulent economic waters. In a bid to ease the financial strain on citizens, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a bold move to reshape tax cuts, a decision that has sparked both support and controversy.
An earlier e-mail with an attachment from an American friend popped up suddenly. His water and sewerage bill would cost him $900 a year after a discount from January 2024, up from about $676 just six months ago, a neat Rs 20,000 jump in Indian terms. He would have to pay about Rs 75,000, up from around Rs 55,000.