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  • Christmas box office clash in Karnataka: Kiccha Sudeep's Mark opens stronger than Shiva Rajkumar's 45 with higher occupancy and collections

    Mark recorded a strong 81.87 per cent Kannada occupancy on opening day, with shows picking up momentum from 62.06 per cent in the morning to an impressive 90.75 per cent by afternoon.

  • GST collections rise 4.6% to Rs 1.96 lakh crore in October

    October also extended the run of high inflows, making it the tenth consecutive month that revenues remained above the Rs 1.8 lakh crore mark

  • MC Analysis: GST data shows Assam, Odisha outpace Maharashtra, Gujarat in collections growth

    Bihar and Uttar Pradesh trumped the likes of Gujarat in growth in GST collections with an 11.1 percent increase.

  • GST collections at Rs 1.75 lakh crore dip in August, but up 10% from last year

    While domestic revenue was up 9.2 percent to Rs 1.25 lakh crore in August, import revenue grew faster at 12.1 percent during the month Rs 49,976 crore compared to the previous year’s figures

  • GST collections up 10.3% at Rs 1.82 lakh crore in July

    The numbers were higher than the previous month but lower than the GST mop-up in April

  • Flavour of department has changed from enforcement to taxpayer centric: CBDT chairman

    Multiple litigations were not leading us anywhere, the procedures have been standardised, the chairman said.

  • GST collections rise nearly 8% YoY to Rs 1.74 lakh crore in June: Sources

    The collections totalled Rs 5.57 lakh crore in the first quarter of the year, averaging Rs 1.86 lakh crore per month, said sources

  • Windfall tax to continue for now; collections at Rs 25k cr this year

    As the geopolitical situation continues to be volatile, Johri said it would be "difficult to predict how long the windfall taxes will continue".

  • Corporate tax mop up grows 34% between April-July

    During 2021-22 fiscal, corporate tax collections stood at Rs 7.23 lakh crore, a 58 per cent growth over 2020-21 mop up.

  • The curious case of Saaho: the Prabhas-starrer succeeds in North, fails in South

    Ironically, what seemed like bonus numbers in the offering from the Hindi version would actually turn out to be the principal amount for the makers of Saaho

  • Box office: Slow start for Bhardwaj's expensive venture Rangoon

    It was a dull start for Vishal Bharwaj's Rangoon, which is expected to earn Rs 6 crore on opening day. The movie has to make around Rs 80 crore from its India business alone to be profitable.

  • Recovery of note ban-induced slippages to take time: Muthoot Cap

    Muthoot Capital Services has been able to maintain disbursement growth rate despite demonetisation impact, according to Chief Executive R Manomohanan. The two-wheeler finance company reported a 6 percent growth (YoY) in net profit at Rs 6.44 crore in the quarter ended December 2016.

  • FM cites higher tax mop up to dismiss economic slowdown fears

    Dismissing concerns of slowdown due to demonetisation, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said both direct and indirect tax collections have shown robust increase during the April-December period, indicating uptick in economic activity including manufacturing.

  • Direct tax collections in Mumbai, Delhi in single digit

    Direct tax collections by both Mumbai and Delhi zones of the Income Tax department were in single digit until December 24, a department official said.

  • November collections at 91%, disbursements also strong: Ujjivan

    The impact of demonetisation seems to be waning as improving access to currency has led to robust collections and disbursements for Ujjivan Financial Services, says CFO Sudha Suresh.

  • Collections rising but Q3 disbursements may be hit: Satin Credit

    Collections in the North for Satin Credit Care have started picking up but disbursements may gain traction once currency supply increases, says Founder and MD HP Singh.

  • Direct tax collections take a hit on eco slowdown

    The government is struggling to meet a 4.8 percent fiscal deficit target. The shortfall will only mean that more expenditure cuts. The disinvestment target is also far from being met and subsidies are likely to overshoot significantly.

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