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    NRIs want Budget 2024 to ease 6 tax troubles: TDS on property sale, disparity in LTCG, dividend taxation and others

    Under Indian tax laws, NRIs are taxable on their Indian-sourced income, such as capital gains, dividends, and interest. They are generally taxed similarly to residents but may face less beneficial rules in specific scenarios. The upcoming Budget 2024 may offer relief to NRIs in these areas.

    Indians less worried, more optimistic about AI impact on work: Report

    A Boston Consulting Group report has found that Indians are more confident than worried about the impact of artificial intelligence and generative AI on their work, with 54% evincing confidence compared to only 13% showing signs of anxiety. The report, based on BCG's AI at Work 2024 report, found that 42% of respondents globally reported confidence about AI and GenAI's impact on their work, compared to 26% last year.

    Section 80C deduction in Budget 2024: Will the government increase Section 80C limit under the old income tax regime in Budget?

    Section 80C deduction in Budget 2024: The 80C limit has not increased in line with many people's income and costs. Because of this gap, many taxpayers use the entire 80C limit. This is why many want this limit to be increased.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk: Reforms to attract FDI, simplification of tax regime & green energy likely in Budget 2024: Gurpreet Sidana

    The positive trends in global markets, favourable domestic economic data, and optimism regarding corporate earnings growth have further bolstered market sentiment.

    Budget 2024: Skilling industry demands incentives, tax rebates and labour codes in meeting with FM Sitharaman

    Ahead of the Union Budget for 2024-25, the Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs held the eighth Pre-Budget Consultation in New Delhi, focusing on employment and skill development. Key figures like Anshuman Magazine and Suchita Dutta emphasized the need for skilled workers and job readiness among graduates. Discussions also highlighted incentives for skill improvement and formal employment practices, including lowering GST rates for employment services. There were calls for greater inclusion of women in the workforce and the expansion of social security measures. Startups advocated for foreign language education to tap into global job markets.

    Indian Budget 2024: Jefferies sees affordable housing, capex-related businesses, consumer goods sectors getting the most benefit

    Budget 2024 anticipates positive impacts on various sectors, with potential benefits for consumer goods and affordable housing. The budget may include tax cuts, interest subsidy reintroduction, and stable capital gains tax policies, fostering economic growth and fiscal prudence.

    • Budget FY25: Central trade unions call for scrapping of four Labour Codes and the new pension scheme

      In their pre-budget meeting with finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday, the joint platform of 10 central trade unions, barring the Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh, suggested government to enhance resource mobilization through enhanced corporate tax and wealth tax, raise the ceiling limit for the income tax rebate for the salaried class, set up the social security fund and fill up all the existing vacancies in the central government departments and public sector undertakings with regular employment while doing away with contract jobs.

      Budget 2024: What is a Populist Budget and why is it controversial?

      A populist budget is a fiscal plan focused on immediate public appeal through measures like tax cuts and social spending increases. Criticized for prioritizing short-term benefits over long-term economic stability, such budgets can lead to fiscal deficits, inflationary pressures, and disparities in resource distribution, while potentially undermining independent economic institutions.

      Budget 2024: What is Dividend Distribution Tax? Know How it will abolition impact the Indian economy?

      In 2020-21, India's government abolished the Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT), shifting the tax burden on dividends from companies to shareholders directly. The move aimed to simplify taxation, enhance market appeal for Indian equities, stimulate domestic investment, and potentially attract more Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the country's economy.

      Budget wishlist from agriculture & MSMEs stakeholders: Sops, infra push, easy loans and PLI schemes

      Stakeholders from the agricultural sector and MSMEs provided key suggestions to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during pre-budget consultations. Suggestions included rationalizing fertilizer subsidies, boosting agricultural infrastructure investment, and implementing employee-centric production-linked incentive schemes.

      Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman chairs fifth pre-budget consultation with MSME representatives

      Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman chaired the fifth Pre-Budget Consultation in New Delhi, focusing on inputs from the MSME sector for the forthcoming General Budget 2024-25.

      Budget 2024: India looks for infra push; may tap funds from UK, Saudi & Japan

      In the upcoming Budget, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to prioritise infrastructure investment to boost demand for steel, cement, and create jobs. The Indian government eyes funding from the UK, Saudi Arabia, and Japan for specific projects like roads and highways. Investor concerns, equity offerings, and environmental considerations are key factors in attracting investments.

      Union Budget: India mulls income tax cuts in Budget as part of $6 billion consumer boost

      India Budget Tax Expectations: India's government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is considering measures worth over 500 billion rupees to boost consumption in the upcoming budget. This includes tax cuts for lower income individuals for the first time in seven years. The plan aims to target consumers with high propensity to spend amidst economic challenges.

      Union Budget 2024: Here is how revenue, fiscal and primary deficit impacts the Indian economy

      Union Budget 2024: A revenue deficit arises when a government's day-to-day expenses surpass its total revenue receipts, necessitating borrowing, divestments, or adjustments in taxes to bridge the shortfall. In contrast, a fiscal deficit occurs when government expenditure exceeds its total receipts, influencing aspects like economic growth, price stability, production costs, and inflation.

      Budget 2024: How about a 'Robot Tax' in Budget? Economists pitch the idea for AI-hit jobs

      Union Budget: Economists discussed the upcoming Budget with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, focusing on growth, fiscal policy, investment, private sector involvement, food inflation, and debt. Key topics included the impact of AI on employment, 'robot tax' proposal, IMF recommendations, challenges faced by developing countries in adapting to AI technology, and insights from Gita Gopinath.

      Economists bat for capex push, fiscal prudence and more jobs at pre-Budget meet

      Budget 2024: The focus on the quality of spending, sans mindless freebies, and steps to further curb inflationary pressure should continue, some of the economists told finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman at the customary pre-budget consultation, advising against reckless giveaways. Successful tackling of inflation, they said, would be the biggest pro-poor move.

      Budget must focus on employment generation, boost to manufacturing sector: Economists

      Economists attending the pre-Budget consultation with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized the need for the upcoming Budget to prioritize employment generation and bolster the manufacturing sector. They highlighted concerns over unemployment and urged the government to focus on job creation. There was consensus that with the economy showing resilience, stimulating consumption demand would not be a major challenge.

      ET Graphics: What India Inc expects from Nirmala Sitharaman in July's full Budget

      Budget expectations: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to initiate consultations starting Wednesday for the upcoming full budget of the new government, scheduled for presentation in July. India Inc has proposed a series of reforms, including medium-term measures, aimed at propelling the economy towards higher growth, fostering employment generation, stimulating private investments, and ensuring macroeconomic stability.

      Budget 2024 an opportunity for Nirmala Sitharaman to play some good shots

      The Lok Sabha election results in India surprised many as they diverged from the exit polls. The focus now shifts to the Union Budget 2024, setting the economic tone for the future. All eyes will now be on Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

      Nirmala Sitharaman to hold pre-budget meeting with industry chambers on June 20

      Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to hold pre-budget consultations with industry chambers on June 20 for the 2024-25 fiscal budget presentation in July.

      Budget 2024 preparations begin; when will Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman present it?

      The preparation for the Union Budget 2024-25 has commenced. Yesterday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman took charge of the Finance Ministry and held a meeting with senior officials. FM directed the officials to initiate the budget preparation process, emphasizing the need for meticulous planning and comprehensive analysis.

      'Unemployment is not a problem': Arvind Panagariya's prescription to FM Nirmala Sitharaman ahead of Budget

      Arvind Panagariya believes India's job challenge lies in reallocating capital to labor-intensive sectors rather than creating jobs. He emphasizes that too much capital is tied up in industries like machinery and pharmaceuticals that don't hire many workers. Panagariya suggests redirecting capital to sectors that generate more jobs per investment, stressing the upcoming budget as a critical policy statement.

      Govt needs to adopt granular approach to support biz, promote jobs: PwC Chairman

      PwC in India Chairperson Sanjeev Krishan emphasizes the need for a granular and tailored approach to support small businesses, promote job creation, and ensure inclusive economic growth in Modi 3.0 government's agenda.

      Two options for budget: Split session or single parliament sitting? When will govt present the Budget?

      There’s a discussion on whether to have a single budget session or to split it into two. The government will take a decision in the next few days, though it may be inclined towards a session divided by a recess — with the motion of thanks in the first part, and the budget presented in the latter.

      Broader & lasting growth, jobs top FM Nirmala Sitharaman's to-do list

      Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman released two tax devolution instalments totaling ₹1,39,751 crore to 28 states for development and capital spending.

      Modi 3.0: Growth sequel starring jobs, investment

      The full budget, likely to be presented early in July, will detail specific measures toward this end. "The focus would be to promote labour-intensive growth that will create jobs, with continued emphasis on macroeconomic stability," a top government official aware of the details told ET. A host of measures on startups and taxation - including inverted duty structure correction, along with GST rate rationalisation - is under discussion, said the person cited above.

      Modi 3.0: How different will be the third Modi government

      Narendra Modi is scheduled to take take oath for the third term as India's Prime Minister in a changed political landscape. Allies demand concessions, potentially affecting economic agenda. Expectations for populist budget with focus on welfare and rural areas, though concerns raised over economic impact. Reform agenda may face challenges due to weakened mandate, but continuity likely in infrastructure investment and business environment improvements.

      Market will soon start acting and reacting to economic fundamentals

      The unexpected election results and resulting uncertainty have triggered market jitters, reminiscent of similar situations in 2004 and 1991

      Nifty can give double-digit returns in 2024 if BJP gets 290 plus seats: Bernstein

      Global brokerage firm Bernstein predicts Nifty returns based on Lok Sabha outcomes: BJP victory with over 290 seats may yield high single-digit or low double-digit returns.

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