According to the NIPFP, there is the possibility that even if the banking system matures over time, some transactions could bypass the system so as not to pay the BTT.
From 1980 to 2014, the top 1 per cent captured 29 per cent of total growth, as much as the bottom 84 per cent put together.
Says CISCO executive chairman John Chambers, who's 'met every leader in the world, and got to know them very well.'
The new policy would create more vacancies at the Centre, as some who were denied promotions are thinking of returning to their home state, report Sahil Makkar and Ishan Bakshi.
'A broad-based revival of private sector investment was likely in 2018-19 after businesses had successfully made the switch to the GST.'
'Normally, the system is geared towards counting notes -- it is equipped to do x amount of work and one day you are asking them to do 20 x.' 'The processes involved are very complex.'
On the face of it, there could be a bump up in tax filings, but its impact on tax collections is not that straightforward
With weekly additions slowing, it's likely that demand could be slackening
While overall employment rose from 456 mn to 463 mn between FY11 and FY15, with farm employment falling by 26 mn over the same period, the net addition to employment over the entire four year period was a mere 7 mn.
There will be a dramatic alteration in the role the Centre and the states will play to shape India's fiscal and economic destiny, report Nitin Sethi and Ishan Bakshi.
The BJP's manifesto for UP elections promised many things. But, given the state's precarious financial position, fulfilling these promises is likely to prove tricky, says Ishan Bakshi.
Exemptions, and the fact that farm income is outside the tax net, ensure that India's tax-GDP ratio stays low.
It is difficult to reconcile the GDP numbers with other economic indicators.
RE of GDP for 2015-16 show that the economy grew 7.9% in 2015-16, rather than the earlier estimate of 7.6 per cent.
In his last Budget, Suresh Prabhu, set an ambitious target for capital expenditure.
Leading indicators suggest economic activity has been disrupted after demonetisation.
In the post-demonetisation phase, the govt's tax revenues have ended up soaring in November.
Much of the Q3 data will simply not be available for the CSO to factor in its calculation.
The contraction in November this year is the second biggest fall in the current financial year.
The bigger worry is that its effects could linger well into the next financial year.
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