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FICCI wants Govt to lessen tax burden on corporate India

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New Delhi , Feb. 13

THE Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has made a case for lowering the tax burden of Indian companies so as to make them competitive in the international market.

A study on Indian tax system, the findings of which were released on Sunday, carried out by the chamber has revealed that the high incidence of direct and indirect taxation in India vis-a-vis other countries has blunted the competitive edge of Indian industry.

Stating that Corporate India's direct tax burden today stands at over 40 per cent, the study has said that corporate tax rates in other countries varies between 17.5 and 28 per cent.

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