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Just as the elimination of angel tax was a game-changer for the startup ecosystem, changes in areas such ESOP can provide another boost. India is among the top three globally funded markets and the budget should build on the global vote of confidence
Most market experts believe that unlike last year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will not spring a surprise this year in the form of a hike in capital gains tax.
With the chemical sector facing challenges from weak demand and cheap Chinese imports, industry players are looking to the upcoming Budget for relief. Expectations include a Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme and customs duty revisions to support domestic manufacturing and curb competition.
The MDA scheme, aimed at promoting organic fertilisers and manure, is set to get an increased allocation of Rs 150 crore, up from Rs 100 crore in FY25
Budget 2025 focuses on enhancing India's infrastructure with significant capital outlay for key sectors like roads, railways, power, and steel. It aims to boost private investment, ensure continued growth, and drive sustainability through increased budget allocation and asset monetisation strategies
The Halwa ceremony marks the beginning of the 'lock-in' period during which all officials and staff directly involved in the budget preparation stay within the ministry premises till it is is tabled in Parliament
Zee's ad revenue declined to Rs 940 crore. Domestic ad revenue came in at Rs 880 crore, down 10.8 percent YoY as softness in the overall ad environment continued
Budget 2025 Expectations Live: The Halwa ceremony signifies the commencement of the budget 'lock-in' period at the finance ministry. During this time, all officials and staff directly involved in the budget preparation are required to stay within the ministry premises until the budget is tabled in Parliament.
Expectations are high from the Budget. It must bat for growth, alleviate urban stress, encourage private investments and boost exports, but at the same time stay on the path of fiscal consolidation
The Budget must deliver a boost to consumption, must increase capex and at the same time provide incentives to the corporate sector to invest. The stimulus to consumption should be provided by tax cuts rather than through handouts
To sustain growth and investor confidence, the government should maintain fiscal discipline by achieving the FY26 fiscal deficit target of 4.5% of GDP, prioritize a 10-15% capex increases for economic and infrastructure growth, and set a clear long-term debt-to-GDP target, said Manish Goel.
The additional cash would be directed to developing high-yielding seed varieties, increasing storage and supply infrastructure
Moneycontrol and Deloitte’s survey of India’s top CEOs on their expectations from the budget and reform agenda from Modi 3.0
Close to 13 percent of the CEOs polled said they were expecting a stable regime, with no changes in either of the income tax regimes.
Despite the clamour to boost consumption directly, the view on the Street is this may not come through immediately.
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As the Union Budget 2025 approaches, the liquor, tobacco, and gaming industries are eagerly anticipating reforms to tackle challenges such as high taxation and complex regulatory frameworks.
When asked about their expectations for corporate tax, 62 percent of the CEOs voted for a stable corporate tax regime with no changes, 29 percent urged that the rates be kept simple by eliminating the separate calculation of surcharge and cess, while 9 percent voted for a moderate reduction.
About a Donald Trump presidency, 53 percent of respondents say it will positively impact India’s exports of products and services, while 20 percent would prefer to see how it plays out.
Reforms such as simplification of tax structure in the country has been a long-standing ask of the industry.
Intensifying geopolitical risks, export restrictions and uncertainty over trade policies are the other big worries for India Inc
The Union Ministry of Labour and Employment is currently in talks with the state government of West Bengal and Delhi to finalise the draft rules, said a news report
Approximately 22 percent of the respondents anticipated growth in the range of 6-6.5 percent, citing factors such as the ongoing geopolitical tensions, the importance of political stability, and the increasing challenge of driving higher GDP rates as the economy grows in size.
Much attention in the Budget is focused on allocation to subsidies, dole-outs and funding for crop support prices. What is needed is ways to make it more profitable for farmers and a more valuable contributor to the economy