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  • Online gaming to attract investment once tax policy is finalised: Nirmala Sitharaman

    The minister said the discussion is going on at the ministerial level in the GST Council into various aspects of online gaming, including taxation and regulation.

  • UK's Liz Truss thinking of new tax policy U-turn, media reports say

    Discussions were under way in Downing Street over whether to scrap elements of the plan which caused turmoil in financial markets the moment it was announced by finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng three weeks ago, Sky News said, citing sources.

  • Explained | Why did govt take U-turn on retro tax law and what does this mean for Vodafone, Cairn arbitration cases?

    The move will bring respite to companies like Cairn Energy and Vodafone, and is expected to to end their long-standing legal dispute with the Indian government.

  • Tax woes continue as policy council announced in 2016 remains on paper

    Nearly four years ago, a baby step was taken towards segregating the tax policy setting and administration roles. That bifurcation idea gathers dust, it seems.

  • 3.4 lakh investors suspected to have not reported gains, I-T backs LTCG tax: Report

    Sales value of the unreported transactions was computed at Rs 99,000 crore, while value of the under-reported transactions exceed Rs 4 lakh crore

  • The politics of business tax policy: India’s Vision 2022

    An attractive and stable tax policy is a sine quo non for economic growth which, in turn provides the much needed resources for poverty alleviation.

  • Indirect transfer of shares – Is the dust settled?

    From a macro standpoint, retrospective taxation led to a massive loss of confidence in the area of certainty on tax policy, and had a negative impact over the past 2-3 years in the form of dampening the foreign investment/ overall business sentiment amongst MNCs operating in the country.

  • What Economic Survey hints about Budget 2015's tax policy

    The Economic Survey released by the government offers two important cues on tax policy changes in Budget 2015, reports CNBC-TV18‘s Menaka Doshi.

  • Will boost growth in H2FY14: PM to India Inc

    Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today met top business leaders to address their concerns over the slowing economic growth, reports CNBC-18‘s Rituparna Bhuyan.

  • US data, earnings suggest 'fiscal cliff' fears overhyped

    Jon Najarian's no wimp. He's taken his shots more than once during three decades playing the US stock and options markets and before that as a college football player. So he doesn't scare easily.

  • PMO uses committees to re-look, restrain GAAR

    CNBC-TV18 reports that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's tenure as finance minister is about holding back nearly all those decisions regarding GAAR announced in Budget 2012-13

  • PM to clarify tax policy within 2-3 weeks: Official

    Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will seek within the next two to three weeks to clear up confusion over tax policy that has rattled investor confidence in Asia's third-largest economy, a government official said on Thursday.

  • Rupee higher on PM Singh's reforms push

    The rupee opened stronger on Thursday bolstered by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's call to formulate an economic revival plan and boost investor sentiment.

  • Maharashtra govt's unclear tax policy hit auto majors

    Maharashtra state government's recent change in the tax policy has hit many industries including auto majors in a big way. And now it seems the Detroit of India is loosing its sheen, reports CNBC-TV18's Swati Khandelwal Jain.

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