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India's net direct tax collections surged by 17.63 per cent to Rs 16.61 lakh crore in the financial year 2022-23 (FY23), against Rs 14.12 lakh crore in the preceding financial year.
Renovations. it's a double whammy here. earnings have not kept up with surging inflation and big federal reserve rate hikes have pushed up financing costs on big purchases. looking at markets around the world. european markets are better than expected retail sales in the u.k. asian markets are down as covid fears rip through parts of china. the country reported 25,000 new infections, the most since april. stock index futures on wall street leaning higher. they reiterated their aim to tame inflation with higher interest rates. weekly jobless claims fell to 222,000. the 30-year fixed rate mort...
No surprise about that. i can't sugarcoat that. when you look at what president biden has done around economics, around job development and creation and laying out a plan for 2022 to deal with inflation as well as part of that, that's really important. we can't go back and -- i wish we could -- and stop the pandemic. a lot of these conversations around inflation we wouldn't have today. >> right. i don't know what percentage we wouldn't be having if we didn't have the pandemic-related supply chains and factory closings and things like that. some is labor cost. i'm stuck on this. i think that we...
The enemy but we can all work at the home front. and when we look back, sacrifice is not going to be the word we're use. >> it's a contribution. >> we're going to say it was a privilege to participate in saving the planet. >> if one decides we're going to change where we eat, where does that start? do i change the way that i eat? do we become vegans. we're looking at the carbon footprint of various foods and a serving of beef has a carbon footprint of 6.61 pounds. cheese is lower than that, pork is lower than cheese, poultry is lower than pork, eggs, milk, rice, legumes and carrots and potatoe...
The cost of doing business for some road warriors is getting services while traveling and they could add up to a hefty amount. if you break it down the total tax bill for a business traveler is up 58% this year. according to recent study from the global business travel association foundation. the report factors taxes on hotel stays, car rentals and meals. the top 50 u.s. destinations. so in what cities do road warriors and vacationers rack up the most tax burden? chicago was the highest with single day of travel taxes hitting $41.04. fourth was kansas city, missouri with $36.61. indianapolis w...