With just 10 days left for the Union Budget 2018, the printing of the Budget has started. In the meantime, a survey claims the government could give relief to the common man by increasing the tax slabs.
Narendra Modi government's ambitious National Health Policy 2017 may remain a promise if the budget allocation for health sector during the year is any indication.
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Clarity needs to emerge on the architecture of Ayushman Bharat before a comprehensive comparison can be made between Modicare and Obamacare.
The Union Budget needed to be prudent and forward-looking rather than populist and that is exactly what Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has achieved through some very smart schemes announced in the areas of healthcare, Science & Technology (S&T), agriculture and rural infrastructure.
People of Mumbai have something to cheer about with the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley allocating Rs 40,000 crore for enhancing the city transportation infrastructure in the Budget.
Apart from farmers and the gareeb nagrik, it is the older demographic that stands to gain the most from the latest Budget. To begin with, tax exemption of interest income from bank deposits has been raised to Rs 50,000 from the current Rs 10,000.
Budget 2018 did not have much in the bag for the India's start-up community. However, some initiatives announced are going to be a growth driver for the space.
Lauding the Budget, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the New India Budget strengthens the hopes and aspirations of over 125 crore Indians, belonging to every section of the society.
This would be the second blow to premium auto sector which was burdened with additional cess under GST in December last year.
A slew of announcements, including minimum support price for farmers, easily accessible markets, disposal of crop residue, development reforms were made in the speech.
We have managed to get children to school but the quality of education is still a cause of serious concern, the minister said.
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In an economy regaining its footing after demonetisation and GST, can Budget 2018/19 create more jobs?
Speculations are running rife that the Budget 2018 will be a populist one, for many reasons, one of which is that it is the Modi government's last complete budget.
India's Economic Survey 2018 released on Monday, 29 January, is encouraging as there is a recognition that greater investments in health care critical for development of our economy.
Subramanian's response has come at a time when multiple reports are doing the rounds, arguing why the government may not go for corporate tax cut.
Industry stakeholders as well as the common man are eagerly looking to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to deliver a make-happy Budget with an eye on general elections next year.
While there's a strong speculation that the government, in light of its Make in India agenda, could announce a big change in the tax structure, experts say the centre could also announce higher custom duty on consumer electronics items, thereby making these mobile phones and laptops costly.
With time running out for the Modi government-general elections are just a year away-can Finance Minister Arun Jaitley work a miracle in Budget 2018 and bring good news on the employment front?
The Economic Survey 2018 has highlighted that tax departments in India have gone in for contesting against in several tax disputes but also with a low success rate.





