Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, March 06, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, March 06, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY INVESTMENTS Tax savings — Higher returns, optimal portfolio
Equities, PPF and the right mix BUDGET Budget strikes the right chord
Chidambaram's different strokes ECONOMY `Growth in services will drive manufacturing sector' ONE reason for the growth in the services sector in India is the liberalisation in the regulatory framework that gave rise to innovation and higher exports from the services sector. Ultimately, improvements in the services sector will drive ... More
FOREIGN TRADE MoU signed with Venezuela for ties in hydrocarbon sector INDIA and Venezuela have entered into six agreements and memorandum of understandings in various sectors including hydrocarbon, biotechnology and space science and technology. An agreement for cooperation in the hydrocarbon sector was signed ... More HEALTH Asia Cryo-Cell plans to expand network ASIA Cryo-Cell Pvt Ltd, a cord-blood bank, which just moved into its own facility near Chennai, plans to expand its network in India, Singapore and Malaysia. The cord-blood bank has been set up in technical collaboration with Cryo-Cell ... More PETROLEUM Gas Industries Group to moot changes in draft petroleum Bill PRIVATE sector and multinational gas companies hope to submit to the Government their proposals for changes in the proposed Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board Bill by next week. The seven companies, including British Gas, ExxonMobil, ... More TAXATION 
Chidambaram says no to withdrawal of service tax on forex paymentsTHE Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, on Saturday virtually rejected the industry's demand for a review of the decision to withdraw the existing service tax exemption on all payments received in convertible foreign exchange. The Finance ... More CARS The power sting of Scorpio INCOME TAX Budget 2005: An investor's perspective TOURISM `States committed to single window clearance for tourism projects' IN a bid to ensure the availability of adequate hotel rooms in metro cities and tourist sites, all the States have agreed to work together towards streamlining their land policy through re-zoning and redefining land. This emerged at the ... More
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Looking back Feb. 27-Mar. 5 UP, Bihar get 30 pc of tax devolutions Gold retail investment demand remains strong Cotton yarn exports begin to dip as made-ups make headway Drug cos hope to cash in on anti-tobacco drives Sharp fall in LPG demand upsets refiners' plans Real estate sector cries foul Centre's market borrowings may rise 68 pc next fiscal Corporate income-tax — A mix of lower tax shelters & rates A recast of personal taxation Law soon to allow banks to issue pref shares Tax savings: Choices galore Exporters not enthused by Budget plans Experts seek rollback of cash withdrawal tax Fringe tax to bite deeper into smaller IT cos `In the right direction for hardware sector' Partnership firms will have to file I-T returns Coal stock position `super critical' at 8 thermal stations Service tax exemption on forex payments to go The logic of tax on fringe benefits, savings TN zone export units' turnover to cross Rs 5,000 cr TN trade, industry bodies want quick shift to VAT Fringe benefit still gives drug industry the chill Software exports from TN to touch Rs 10,000 cr |
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