Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, April 14, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, April 14, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY BUDGET 
BJP wants I-T rebate, other sops restored -- Wait for Parliament discussion: SinhaEVEN as the BJP National Executive today asked the Government to roll back some Budget proposals and restore the 20 per cent tax rebate under Section 88 for incomes up to Rs 5 lakh, the Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, said changes, if any, ... More ECONOMY `Falling rate benefits have not reached corporates' WHILE the Government with its sovereign rating is undoubtedly the best borrower, the benefits of falling interest rates have not really reached "prime'' corporate borrowers to the same extent. Analysts point out that while all other rates in ... More EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Uneven tax field for domestic manufacture THE Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, never loses an opportunity to proclaim that he has brought a great deal of sanity to the excise duty taxation system. He has claimed, and rightly too, that there is now in place, with some exceptions, a ... More POWER 
R.V. Shahi takes over as new Power SecyMR R.V. Shahi today assumed charge as the Secretary in the Union Ministry of Power here. An engineer by profession, he was earlier the Chairman and Managing Director of BSES for nearly eight years. He has also been on the boards of NTPC and ... More STEEL OECD steel meet NEW DELHI: OECD governments will meet in Paris from April 18 to 19 to continue with their work on improving the conditions in world steel market and to confirm the directions of their future work. The meeting follows high-level meetings ... More TWO/THREE WHEELERS Two-wheeler market: Gathering speed IN fiscal 2001-02, the two-wheeler industry is revving up, with the entry of more players, newer models, a comeback by Bajaj Auto and a late launch of two new models by TVS Motors. The recent developments in the motorcycle market indicate that ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Specify threshold limit for dividends: Chamber THE Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) has urged the Government to specify a threshold limit beyond which income tax needs to be deducted at source on dividends paid to the shareholders. The chamber has also made a ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 7-Apr. 13 WHO's new mantra: Put on your jogging shoes TN to push for number one position in FDI flow Buy India Act to redefine Govt steel procurement MFs can invest 4 pc of assets in foreign papers -- SEBI fixes individual limit at $50 m Direct tax mop-up falls short of target No petro price hike for now: Minister Caution to Govt on dividend tax India to return to higher GDP growth soon: ADB Suzuki set to take control of Maruti with 56% stake -- Rights issue renunciation almost finalised I-T rules on perks to be eased further It's a different `dot' game Madras HC stays cut in tax on perks Industrial growth marginal at 2.6 pc in 11 months 3 key Budget proposals being reviewed by Govt EPF trustees stick to 9.5 pc Kalam makes light of Pak nuclear `threat' |
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