![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, March 07, 2003 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY SOAPS & DETERGENTS Ministry to study duty anomalies on toiletries FACED with the threat of re-location of units involved in manufacture of soaps and toiletries to neighbouring countries, the Finance Ministry has in-principle agreed to examine the duty anomaly that may have crept in this year's Budget on account ... More PENSION PLANS Pension plan to offer 3 options THE new pension structure promised in the Union Budget would be kicked off by the licensing of six pension fund managers (PFMs) who would be permitted to offer a limited bouquet of three schemes each to subscribers, with a maximum cap of equity ... More
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It's all about juggleryBELIEVE it or not, such is the art of jugglery with figures in the annual arithmetic called the Budget that the essential difference between a good budgetary exercise and a bad one - as perceived by corporates and the people at large - is, ... More
Supplementary demands placed in LS INFRASTRUCTURE CII infrastructure meet to focus on South THE Confederation of Indian Industry - Southern Region has taken up a study on an integrated approach to sustainable infrastructure development. It plans to release this report at the infrastructure summit being organised by it in Chennai on ... More PLASTICS POWER Liberalised project norms to benefit Nagarjuna Power Substantial reduction in tariff likely The customs duty reductions alone are expected to push down the first year tariff from the project to about Rs 2.40 a unit. More
Vigilance probe into power projects TAXATION States to go ahead with VAT implementation on April 1 "Most of the larger States such as Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are fully prepared to implement VAT from April 1." More
States to implement VAT on April 1 COAL Many cos sitting idle on coal mining blocks MAJOR corporate houses in the country are sitting idle on high-quality coal blocks bearing low ash content coal allotted to them for captive mining. Despite the availability of resources, these companies are always finding some excuse or the ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Budget 2003-04: Short shrift for realty THOUGH the real estate sector has welcomed the Finance Minister's decision to continue with the existing income tax rebate up to Rs 1,50,000 in the housing sector, there is a section of the industry, which feels that the Government has overlooked ... More TOBACCO Withdrawal of excise exemption on tobacco to stay THE Finance Ministry is unlikely to relent to the demands of a section of the tobacco industry to restore excise duty exemption granted to units manufacturing cigarettes, pan masala containing tobacco and other tobacco products in the North ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Germany, ESA big customers for NRS Agency data productsISRO has set up an earth station in Germany, as part of a global network of nearly a dozen stations to receive the imagery from the series of India's remote sensing satellites (IRS), which are considered the best in the business. More EVENTS AEC meet in New Delhi POLICYMAKERS and scholars from major countries of Asia are to congregate here on March 10-11 for an international conference. The conference will present a case for an Asian Economic Community (AEC), that would be broader in coverage than the ... More
INCOME TAX Exporters to get I-T refunds faster Dept working on e-funds transfer The Government reimburses or refunds the taxes, duties, etc., that might have been suffered by the goods exported by the exporters. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Run-up to Budget Kelkar Report Bottled water: How safe is it? Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma Housing Fin. rate war: Bonanza for consumers! NPAs in Banking In Depth Simple Economics Consumer Notes Tax Talk The Brahmananda collections NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Gold: Still the winner? Cars: Always a beauty Books and Reviews Looking back Feb. 23-Mar. 1 Anti-dumping duty on China-made metal torches Study on diabetes unearths bitter truths Traditional items, engg goods dominate export basket Account for 18% growth in April-Nov Ministry may grant Rs 30 cr for leather park in Bengal Chambers' reaction mixed Budget breathes new life into pharmaceuticals sector Jaswant leaves more money in salaried pocket Dividend tax, capital gains tax to go Capital markets get a lift Price cuts drive auto into top gear CST cut to hurt States by Rs 5,000 cr Style & substance true to form Want better roads? Pay 50 paise more for diesel, petrol |
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