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Media As Bridge Between FIRS and the Tax Paying Public -

When Ademola Adedoyin, Marketing Communication Specialist, Executive Producer / Editor in Chief, Energy and Business Media Nigeria presented this paper at a one -day Capacity Building Training Programme for Media Practitioners and select Stakeholders in Nigeria’s Taxation System, he argues that with understanding, the press can help reduce the tension between tax payers and collectors

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Form 485APOS FIDELITY MASSACHUSETTS

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Kansas Experiment | Kansas Tax Cuts Critique is Mistaken

A decade after the Kansas experiment (Kansas tax cuts), memories continue to color the debate on state tax reform and tax relief across the country.

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Indian economic documents exude a growth anxiety


Indian economic documents exude a growth anxiety
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The past fortnight witnessed the confluence of three important economic events: the Budget, release of the 15th Finance Commission’s report, and Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) final bi-monthly monetary policy for 2020-21. These three documents are sending rather dismal messages; the Budget document, in particular, seems imbued with signals of lower growth, with the Finance Commission and RBI further muddying the waters.
The Budget for 2021-22 has projected nominal gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 14.4% over the first advance estimates for 2020-21. Given that 2020-21 was a “non-standard" year and presents a distorted base for comparison, it might be more prudent to compare 2021-22 projected GDP growth with 2019-20, which works out to 9.5% nominal growth. If we charitably assume that consumer inflation during 2021-22 will stick to the 4% target, we are looking at 5.5% real GDP growth. The feasibility of 10.3% gross tax revenue growth between March 2020 and March 2022 must then be viewed through this lens.

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