Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, March 01, 2006 |
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MONEY & BANKING FARM CREDIT Short-term credit at 7 pc Farmers to get from kharif season The Union Budget has proposed to make available short-term credit to farmers at seven per cent, for which it would provide subvention to Nabard. "Government has decided to ensure that the farmer receives short-term credit at seven per cent, ... More FINANCIAL SERVICES Registrars, share transfer agents under service tax ambit `12% levy is bad news for AMCs' Registrars, share transfer agents and bankers to equity issues have now been brought under the service tax net. The Finance Bill 2006-07 proposes to levy service tax of 12 per cent on these services. While this is not expected to ... More BUDGET
Bank deposits to get 80C deduction Recapitalisation bonds to be converted into tradable securitiesDeposit mobilisation by banks will get an impetus with the Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, allowing investment made in term deposits of scheduled commercial banks with maturity of not less than five years to be eligible for deduction under ... More
A draft of demands
Banks to cut lending rates on farm loans
Superannuation scheme to regain favour
Bankers hail move on recap bonds
IDFC adversely affected
NBFC granted audience
HOUSING FINANCE
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Looking back Feb. 19-Feb. 25 Life insurers keep off bond market ahead of Budget Bankers seek lower service tax on credit cards `More global investors entering India' Deutsche Bank upbeat Livestock insurance scheme coming Centre to bear 50 pc of premium, says Cabinet panel IMF cautions India on the fiscal front Poultry insurance covers bird flu losses, clarify officials Forex reserves rise by $ 811 m |
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