In June 2023, the government reversed its earlier decision to bring credit card international spends under tax collected at source or TCS. The expectation was that these spends would eventually be brought under TCS but that has not been the case so far. According to credit card experts it is unlikely that the election budget will make announcement on this matter

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​ In June 2023, the government reversed its earlier decision to bring credit card international spends under tax collected at source or TCS. The expectation was that these spends would eventually be brought under TCS but that has not been the case so far. According to credit card experts it is unlikely that the election budget will make announcement on this matter In June 2023, the government reversed its earlier decision to bring credit card international spends under tax collected at source or TCS. The expectation was that these spends would eventually be brought under TCS but that has not been the case so far. According to credit card experts it is unlikely that the election budget will make announcement on this matter  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

In June 2023, the government reversed its earlier decision to bring credit card international spends under tax collected at source or TCS. The expectation was that these spends would eventually be brought under TCS but that has not been the case so far. According to credit card experts it is unlikely that the election budget will make announcement on this matter

The government will have to do a tightrope walk in allocating resources for capital expenditure while the committed expenditures on the revenue side remains large

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​ The government will have to do a tightrope walk in allocating resources for capital expenditure while the committed expenditures on the revenue side remains large The government will have to do a tightrope walk in allocating resources for capital expenditure while the committed expenditures on the revenue side remains large  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

The government will have to do a tightrope walk in allocating resources for capital expenditure while the committed expenditures on the revenue side remains large

Pension sector players expect the Finance Secretary-headed committee tasked with looking into government employees’ concerns about NPS to submit its report around budget time, which could pave the way for a final resolution of the thorny issue.

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​ Pension sector players expect the Finance Secretary-headed committee tasked with looking into government employees’ concerns about NPS to submit its report around budget time, which could pave the way for a final resolution of the thorny issue. Pension sector players expect the Finance Secretary-headed committee tasked with looking into government employees’ concerns about NPS to submit its report around budget time, which could pave the way for a final resolution of the thorny issue.  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Pension sector players expect the Finance Secretary-headed committee tasked with looking into government employees’ concerns about NPS to submit its report around budget time, which could pave the way for a final resolution of the thorny issue.

Analysts at the Japanese brokerage, Nomura, expect the government to pencil in a 16.5% rise in capex outlay in FY25 (compared with 36% budgeted in FY24), which should keep central government capex elevated at 3.4% of GDP

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​ Analysts at the Japanese brokerage, Nomura, expect the government to pencil in a 16.5% rise in capex outlay in FY25 (compared with 36% budgeted in FY24), which should keep central government capex elevated at 3.4% of GDP Analysts at the Japanese brokerage, Nomura, expect the government to pencil in a 16.5% rise in capex outlay in FY25 (compared with 36% budgeted in FY24), which should keep central government capex elevated at 3.4% of GDP  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Analysts at the Japanese brokerage, Nomura, expect the government to pencil in a 16.5% rise in capex outlay in FY25 (compared with 36% budgeted in FY24), which should keep central government capex elevated at 3.4% of GDP

Only a fifth of mutual fund investors in India are women, as per AMFI, the mutual fund industry’s trade body. Interim Budget 2024 should therefore incentivise women to build a financial kitty

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​ Only a fifth of mutual fund investors in India are women, as per AMFI, the mutual fund industry’s trade body. Interim Budget 2024 should therefore incentivise women to build a financial kitty Only a fifth of mutual fund investors in India are women, as per AMFI, the mutual fund industry’s trade body. Interim Budget 2024 should therefore incentivise women to build a financial kitty  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Only a fifth of mutual fund investors in India are women, as per AMFI, the mutual fund industry’s trade body. Interim Budget 2024 should therefore incentivise women to build a financial kitty

According a Moneycontrol survey of economists, the gross tax collections estimate for the next financial year may be pegged at Rs 38.3 lakh crore as against the 2023-24 Budget estimate of Rs 33.6 lakh crore

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​ According a Moneycontrol survey of economists, the gross tax collections estimate for the next financial year may be pegged at Rs 38.3 lakh crore as against the 2023-24 Budget estimate of Rs 33.6 lakh crore According a Moneycontrol survey of economists, the gross tax collections estimate for the next financial year may be pegged at Rs 38.3 lakh crore as against the 2023-24 Budget estimate of Rs 33.6 lakh crore  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

According a Moneycontrol survey of economists, the gross tax collections estimate for the next financial year may be pegged at Rs 38.3 lakh crore as against the 2023-24 Budget estimate of Rs 33.6 lakh crore

Considering the current cost of living and inflation, the threshold of Rs 50,000 is a meagre amount for individual taxpayers and therefore, it is expected to be raised to a minimum of Rs 1 lakh in the election interim budget

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​ Considering the current cost of living and inflation, the threshold of Rs 50,000 is a meagre amount for individual taxpayers and therefore, it is expected to be raised to a minimum of Rs 1 lakh in the election interim budget Considering the current cost of living and inflation, the threshold of Rs 50,000 is a meagre amount for individual taxpayers and therefore, it is expected to be raised to a minimum of Rs 1 lakh in the election interim budget  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Considering the current cost of living and inflation, the threshold of Rs 50,000 is a meagre amount for individual taxpayers and therefore, it is expected to be raised to a minimum of Rs 1 lakh in the election interim budget

Unlike the tax rebate (available on incomes up to Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, respectively, under the old and new tax regimes), a hike in the basic exemption limit will reduce the tax liability across income slabs

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​ Unlike the tax rebate (available on incomes up to Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, respectively, under the old and new tax regimes), a hike in the basic exemption limit will reduce the tax liability across income slabs Unlike the tax rebate (available on incomes up to Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, respectively, under the old and new tax regimes), a hike in the basic exemption limit will reduce the tax liability across income slabs  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Unlike the tax rebate (available on incomes up to Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, respectively, under the old and new tax regimes), a hike in the basic exemption limit will reduce the tax liability across income slabs

Homebuyers say the budget for regulatory bodies like the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and also a major tax exemption is needed to provide relief for first-time homebuyers.

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​ Homebuyers say the budget for regulatory bodies like the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and also a major tax exemption is needed to provide relief for first-time homebuyers. Homebuyers say the budget for regulatory bodies like the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and also a major tax exemption is needed to provide relief for first-time homebuyers.  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Homebuyers say the budget for regulatory bodies like the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and also a major tax exemption is needed to provide relief for first-time homebuyers.

Economists polled by Moneycontrol see the Centre continuing to spend heavily on investments in Budget 2024, although the increase in the capital expenditure allocation in 2024-25 may be far lower than in recent years.

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​ Economists polled by Moneycontrol see the Centre continuing to spend heavily on investments in Budget 2024, although the increase in the capital expenditure allocation in 2024-25 may be far lower than in recent years. Economists polled by Moneycontrol see the Centre continuing to spend heavily on investments in Budget 2024, although the increase in the capital expenditure allocation in 2024-25 may be far lower than in recent years.  Moneycontrol Latest News Read More  

Economists polled by Moneycontrol see the Centre continuing to spend heavily on investments in Budget 2024, although the increase in the capital expenditure allocation in 2024-25 may be far lower than in recent years.