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To keep the economic wheel rolling, all eyes are now set on the government’s Union Budget for 2022-23. Policies, incentives and taxations announced during the budget session play a crucial role in the upliftment of sectors and in elevating their development. As the Indian economy deals with the ramifications of the pandemic and other external factors, necessary government measures can provide the much-needed respite.
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Why the Union Budget will be a turning point for the infrastructure sector
Budget 2022: No immediate respite but long-term benefits for Auto sector
Measures targeting critical factors, such as raw material and input costs and access to credit; supporting infrastructure and skill development; and facilitating ease of doing business announced
Paresh Kubadiya and Amit Kedia share their views on several expectations from the government in the upcoming Union Budget, with regard to of Alternate investment fund (AIF), Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs).
Budget puts together the government’s journey towards India@100 with focus on its four pillars – PM Gati Shakti, inclusive development, productivity enhancement and financing of investments
The budget has a vision to provide stable, predictable, and trustworthy tax regime.
Vikas Vasal writes about India Inc and individuals looking forward to the announcements in the Budget, especially on the tax front.
Saket Mehra and Krishan Arora write about Budget 2022 recommendations that may provide certain provisions to ease the cost of doing business and incentivise investments in new age technologies for the auto sector.
Bhanu Prakash Kalmath and Karan Kakkar write about the 5 key expectations from the healthcare sector, this Budget.
Krishan Arora writes about the long impending demand for a simplified tax structure with fewer tax slabs, zero multiplicity in taxes, more effortless flow of input tax credit, as some key expectations from this Budget.
Akhil Chandna and Sarthak Prashar write about taxpayers expecting the government to announce the interest rates before the end of the financial year
Akhil Chandna writes about Non-Resident Indians (NRI) playing a significant role in nation-building and what they expect from the upcoming Budget
Akhil Chandna shares his views on some key expectations of the common man from the Union Budget 2022
Jaikrishnan G writes about how offline payments will serve cities where network failure is a serious issue. He throws light on how RBI’s proposed offline payments framework can be a game-changer for financial inclusion in payments.
In order to address the cashflow issues, it may be better to shift the tax incidence to the time of sale only instead of perquisite and capital gains taxation.
The Insurance sector is one of the most important contributors to a nation’s financial health. Paresh Kubadiya and Amit Kedia share their views on certain expectations from the government, in the upcoming Union Budget, with regard to this sector
To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a pre-budget survey for auto sector.
Detailed insights from the pre-budget expectation survey conducted for the BFSI sector
To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a pre-budget consumer and retail sector survey.
To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a survey for healthcare sector.
To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a survey for pharma sector.
To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a pre-budget survey for Real Estate and Infrastructure sector.
To understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat presents a pre-Budget survey report for the Technology and Start-up sector.
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