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Fuel Tax Cut: Govt to stick to Rs 33.61 lakh crore tax collection target in revised estimate, no case for fuel tax cut: Official - Vimarsana News

Fuel Tax Cut: Govt to stick to Rs 33.61 lakh crore tax collection target in revised estimate, no case for fuel tax cut: Official

India Business News: The government is likely to stick to the budgeted estimate of total tax collection target of Rs 33.61 lakh crore for current fiscal in the revised est

Govt to stick to Rs 33.61 lakh cr tax collection target in revised estimate, no case for fuel tax cut: Official, ET EnergyWorld - Vimarsana News

Govt to stick to Rs 33.61 lakh cr tax collection target in revised estimate, no case for fuel tax cut: Official, ET EnergyWorld

"So far, direct tax collection is up by about 20 per cent and indirect tax is higher by 5 per cent. We have data till the eight months of the fiscal and usually the collections are better in the first half. So, at the moment, we will stick to the Budget numbers in our Revised Estimates (RE)," an official said.

No Major Cash Outflows In Winter Session - Vimarsana News

No Major Cash Outflows In Winter Session

The government has exhausted only 39 per cent of its fiscal deficit target in the first half of FY24.

Source: rediff.com
No Major Cash Outflows In Winter Session - Vimarsana News

No Major Cash Outflows In Winter Session

NL Corresspondent The first supplementary demands for grants for 2023-2024 (FY24), to be presented in the upcoming winter session of Parliament, is

Telangana Polls: KCR's Affinity With Freebies - Vimarsana News

Telangana Polls: KCR's Affinity With Freebies

The situation raises concerns about whether the promised freebies will once again push the state into a revenue deficit.

Source: rediff.com