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R Venkataraman
Budget 2023 likely to be populist without compromising on growth
Disinvestment targets need to be pruned after successive years of disappointments. There is a risk of customs duties being raised on selective items as this government has been inclined to be protectionist in its pursuit of domestic manufacturing. Simplified capital-gains tax structure, and increase in 80C deduction limit and general tax exemption limit are some key expectations from Budget 2023.
Hetal Gandhi
The time for PLI 2.0 is now: Budget 2023-24 needs to deliver if India is to become the factory of the world
The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme announced by the government of India in March 2020, started with three manufacturing sectors. Today it has 15 (including one proposed) under its fold. The scheme has sparked investment commitments of ₹3.5-4 lakh crore, which would account for 16% of the total expected industrial capex between fiscals 2023 and 2027.
Nitin Baijal,Sahil Bhasin,Kajal Gupta
Budget 2023-24: What the common man wants on the personal tax front
The government may increase the threshold limit for the highest tax rate from ₹10 lakh to ₹20 lakh, provide a deduction for education expenses, and announce guidance/policy-related aspects on work from home.
Utkarsh Trivedi,Shivani Kotadia,Shivani Kankaria
Capital gains in taxation: What are the major factors driving the long-term and short-term capital gains?
India’s current capital gains tax regime provides for multiple tax rates and differential treatment based on the holding per...
