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India is the world's sixth largest economy, pushes France to 7th position: World Bank R... - 0 views

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    According to the figures released by World Bank for the year 2017 India has emerged as the sixth largest economy by surpassing France. India's GDP worked out to be $2.597 trillion in comparison to France's $2.582 trillion. India's growth was stunted as a result of some of PM Modi's reforms such as demonetization and faulty implementation of new tax regime, Goods and Services Tax. Only last year the economy picked up and the recovery can be gauged by the increased GDP. The comparison with France is lopsided as the population of India is around 1.34 billion, almost twice as that of France's 67 million people. So the per capita income of Indians is 20 times lower than that of France. There is tremendous growth impetus in Manufacturing and Consumer spending that acted as main drivers of the economy in the latter half of the year 2017. India's GDP had doubled within the last decade propelling it as an economic power to reckon with in Asia. International Monetary Fund has projected that India will have a healthy 7.4% growth rate and it may well reach 7.8% by 2019 due to household spending and tax reform. This is far higher than the world's expected average 3.9% growth rate. According to London-based Centre for Economics and Business Research, a consultancy, India may even overtake both Britain and France in terms of GDP by the end of 2018. They predict that India may become the third largest economy by 2032.
The Dollar Business

India needs real economic reforms: Chidambaram - 0 views

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    Given the turn of surprising events during the day, there was an air of anticipation and excitement at the meet where former Finance Minister P Chidambaram spoke at length about India's economic growth, demonetization, reforms and taxes, simplifying taxes for commerce, anti-globalization, and many other economic issues and challenges that plague India and other countries
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Telangana Govt plans hefty fine for building deviation - Locality News - 0 views

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    Telangana government is scheduling to levy 100 percent penalty on the current property tax if the building is completely unauthorized.
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Trump could cost Europe $75 billion if he follows through with his threat to tax EU car... - 0 views

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    An escalation of the global trade conflict which saw US President Donald Trump levy increased tariffs on the European automotive sector could knock as much as $75 billion from growth in the eurozone next year, according to analysts at Barclays. Writing this week, a Barclays team led by Francois Cabau estimated that if Trump were…
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#Special26InRealLife: Mumbai Police bust gang of fake I-T officers - 0 views

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    In a major break, the Mumbai police have arrested five members of a gang who posed as income tax officers and targeted wealthy homes with unaccounted cash and jewellery. They had earlier conducted fake raids at a Santacruz businessman's apartment, and at a residence in Kashimira.
The Dollar Business

Reviewed FTP to be released in September to factor in GS - 0 views

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    Ministry of Commerce and Industry said on Thursday that it has decided to release the reviewed foreign trade policy (FTP) in the month of September and not prior to the rollout of Goods and Services Tax (GST) as was earlier planned.
The Dollar Business

Jewellery industry welcomes 3% GST on gold but finds it challenging - 0 views

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    Gems and Jewellery industry welcomed the government's decision of fixing the goods and services tax (GST) rate at 3% for gold and 0.25% for rough diamonds, stating the step will help in boosting the business.
The Dollar Business

The various nuances of the anti-profiteering law under GST - 0 views

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    As companies gear up for the final stages of implementing GST, a crucial exercise which is being carried out is a re-look at the existing contracts and negotiation with vendors from the perspective of alignment of contracts with the GST regulations. A crucial point of negotiation is for the vendor to pass on all benefits accruing or arising under GST to the recipient. In this context, the legislative backing comes in the form of Section 171 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 ("CGST Act") which embodies the Anti-Profiteering provisions and the Anti-Profiteering Rules which have been finalised by the GST Council in its 17th meeting held on 18th June 2017.
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    NewzXpress is a news and knowledge provider in digital world of news website we have digital version of a newspaper. We work 24*7 just for you to unfolding the truth and makes you a little wiser. Typical topics in news reports include war, government, politics, education, health, the environment, the economy, business, fashion, and entertainment, as well as athletic events, complex or unusual events. Government proclamations, pertaining to royal ceremonies, laws, taxes, public health, and criminals, have been called into question since ancient times.
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Probate Lawyer in Washington DC - 1 views

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    A probate attorney is a state-licensed lawyer who can help the beneficiaries of an estate or the executor of a will (if one was named) handle the probate process as they try to settle an estate. They ensure that all of the decedent's property is handled with appropriate, expert care. One can consult with the Washington Law Partners firm if one needs the best probate lawyer in Washington to handle their case. The firm's probate attorneys are knowledgeable of each stage of the probate procedure. With ease, they can deal with beneficiaries or heirs who are dissatisfied with the inheritance they receive. They offer probate services that include court procedures, creditors, estate taxes, transfer assets, etc. For the best probate assistance, consult Washington Law Partners firm in Washington, DC.
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