The budget is an important event for the country; it has a far-reaching impact on the lives of millions of people in the country and around the world. It is a reflection of the government's intentions toward various parts of the economy. Let us brush up on a few basics regarding the same.
Discover the key highlights of the Rajasthan State Budget for July 2024, including major allocations, policy changes and initiatives aimed at boosting the state's economy and welfare programs
The exact date for the upcoming Union Budget 2024 is not yet known. Typically, in general election years, the full-year budget is presented in the first or second week of July.
The Rajasthan Budget 2024, presented by Diya Kumari, marks the Bhajan Lal government's first budget in 22 years. It unveils several significant announcements impacting various sectors, aiming to improve the lives of citizens and bolster the state's economy.
. This budget ("Sabha Saath Sabka Vikas") is only an interim budget where only a vote on account is delivered by the finance minister. Here only a brief summary is given, and when the new government comes, a full budget will be delivered.
Hon'ble Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman of our country announced the Interim Budget 2024 on 1st February 2024. Here are the key takeaways for individuals from the budget.
In this background, the Budget 2024 has proposed amendment to make distribution of common credit mandatorily by ISD route. This proposal is yet to be notified. The author has examined the ISD concept and the implications of the latest proposals.
The Finance Bill 2024, presented by the government, outlines crucial financial policies and measures aimed at steering the country's economic trajectory. Here are the key highlights that will significantly impact various sectors and shape the fiscal landscape in the coming fiscal year.
In the interim budget 2024, our honourable FM Shmt. Nirmala Sitaraman highlighted some of the achievements of BJP government over a period of 10 years, emphasising on increase in direct tax collections
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented her sixth Budget on February 1. This was an interim budget ahead of the general elections later this year. It was focused on youth and women empowerment, while maintaining fiscal consolidation and continuing capex.