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Allow FIIs to participate in commodity derivatives

Allow foreign institutional investors and domestic financial institutions like banks to participate in commodity derivatives. This will facilitate wider participation and development of the commodity markets. Warehouse development to be given infrastructure status. This will increase private participation and facilitate better development of the spot markets. This will also bring more transparency and liquidity in the markets.

Initiate steps to ensure 4 per cent expansion in agriculture on a sustainable basis

for next 10 years. Packages to address farmers’ debts. Re-look the agriculture subsidy and delivery system. Provide tax incentives for R&D activities in agriculture and allied sectors, including food processing under Section 35(2AB) of Income Tax Act.

The custom duties of edible oils are approximately 40 per cent. Despite rising international edible oil prices, the Government has left the import base tariff unchanged. This has reduced the effective import duty on edible oils below 20 per cent. We do not expect any change either in import duties or in its base tariffs.

Kotak Commodity Services Ltd

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Relax norms for advances against commodities
Provide special concessions for SMEs
Discard Central sales tax
Withholding tax on biotech sector needs review
Allow FIIs to participate in commodity derivatives
Grain merchants seek tax waiver
Exempt senior citizens from filing returns
Raise fixed deposit rates for senior citizens
Levy corporation tax on companies
Radio broadcasting should be removed from service tax
54EA/ 54EB investment must be made unrestricted
Set up sovereign fund to raise investments
Standard deduction is required for salaried class
Adopt proactive policies on education & training
Reduce dividend distribution tax
Create stability in duty structure
Banks, MFs must be allowed in futures markets
Re-introduce standard deduction
Export-oriented units should have flexible labour laws
Scrap sales, service taxes on online advertising
Accord ‘infrastructure industry’ status to construction
Give more incentives for food processing
Reduce personal tax
Freight cut on fly-ash buoys cement cos
‘India immune to global slowdown’
India, China bilateral trade
CAG finds fault with working of TTP
Oil marketing cos to save Rs 90 cr on lower freight
RIL gas find in Mahanadi basin block
Kerala looking to avoid load-shedding this summer
‘Boost for stainless steel industry’
Duty cut on set top boxes proposed
ESPN STAR Sports gets Australian Open rights for 7 more years
ITV is editorial advisor to NewsX
‘New entrants should focus on acquiring skills’
IIM-K launches mentorship programme
Greycells18 educational channel
Slowdown in global OEMs sourcing plans
CEO Club to open AP chapter
Chambers hail Budget as good for ‘aam aadmi’
Chambers give the thumbs up to proposals
`Discovery' bags national award
Rlys earnings from iron ore traffic may rise 44.56% this fiscal
37 FDI proposals in broadcasting sector cleared
SHG takes to power laundry
Intex to begin in Delhi from March 2
FAPI seeks Rs 5-cr loan
Jewellery exports to US decline 4% on global cues
Attracting tourists
Depot to publish works of budding authors

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