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Budget Highlights 2010 - GST to be implemented from 2011
- Hope to implement Direct Tax Code from April 2011
- Online news agencies to attract service tax
- Service Tax rates unchanged
- Account auditing for all income above Rs 15 lacs
- More services to be brought under tax net
- Rationalization of customs duty on gaming software
- Toys exempted from excise duty, to become cheaper
- Jewellery to be more expensive
- Monorail granted project import status
- CDs to be cheaper
- Excise duty on CFL halved to 4%
- Customs duty on Gold and Platinum hiked
- Refrigerators to be costlier
- Televisions to be costlier
- Mobile phones to become cheaper
- Peak customs duty unchanged at 10%
- Cement to be costlier
- Air conditioners to be costlier
- Excise on all non smoking tobacco raised
- 7.5% duty on petrol and diesel restored
- 5% duty on crude petroleum restored
- Excise duty on petrol and diesel raised to Rs 1/liter
- Cigarettes to be costlier
- Excise on large cars, SUVs, MUV raised to 22%
- Partial rollback in Excise Duty from 10% to 8%
- Presumptive tax limit raised to Rs 60 lacs
- Investment linked deduction benefit for 2 Star hotels
- Deduction of Rs 20000 on investment in infra bonds
- Weighted deduction on R&D raised to 200% from 150%
- No tax on Income up to Rs 1.6 lacs
- Current surcharge on companies reduced to 7.5%
- Minimum Alternate tax hiked to 18%
- 30% tax on income above Rs 8 lacs
- 20% tax on income between Rs 5 lacs to 8 lacs
- 10% tax on income between Rs 1.6 lacs to 5 lacs
- IT dept to notify Saral 2 form for individual tax payers
- Home loans up to Rs 20 lacs to get interest subvention of 1% up to March 11
- Interest subvention for housing loans up to 1 lacs
- 2% loan subsidy to farmers
- Farm loan payments to be extended for six months
- Interest subvention of 2% to be extended for handicrafts and SMEs
- interest subvention for exports to extended for one year
- RBI may give banking licenses to Pvt cos and NBFCs
- FDI policy to be made more user-friendly
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