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Pakistan sees room to improve FY27 outlook after Iran war ends, says Finance Minister AurangzebPakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb sees potential economic upsides for fiscal year 2027 following the end of the Iran conflict....- Budget 2026 outlook: Rethinking tax and regulatory policies for a new era of wealth creationModern wealth creation offers diverse investment choices. However, India's tax and regulatory systems lag behind this rapid evolution. The ...
- Budget a missed opportunity, say crypto startupsCrypto startups expressed disappointment with Budget 2024, as they had anticipated tax rate cuts on virtual digital assets (VDAs). Union Fi...
- What is the crypto industry expecting from Budget 2024?As we approach the Interim Budget 2024, the crypto industry anticipates with earnestness that the government will address the prevalent cha...
- Direct tax: Budget expectations from startups, crypto industryStart-ups have experienced a funding winter lately. Tax benefits may provide a necessary fillip to the industry. The crypto industry has be...
- Budget 2024: Need for crypto-friendly budget, level-playing field, says WazirX's Rajagopal MenonRajagopal Menon says Indian crypto industry seeks level playing field, stable banking connections, and optimized taxes in upcoming budget. ...
- Progressive regulations and taxation around crypto can boost economyCryptocurrencies are a type of digital asset that are not backed by any government or central bank. They are created through a process call...
- Union Budget 2023: The way forward for cryptocurrencies in IndiaUnion Budget 2023: Being a fairly new and predominantly unregulated sector, crypto-assets/cryptocurrencies can be a pathway to a whole new ...
- Crypto players seek clarity from Parliament SessionEven the Supreme Court of India had recently asked the Centre to make its stand clear on whether cryptocurrency trade or virtual digital cu...
- CBDC coming this year; revenue possibility in VDAs: FMOn the regulation of the private cryptos and other virtual digital assets (VDAs), Sitharaman said that consultations are on and invited the...
- With tax at 30%, is it still logical to invest in cryptocurrencies?Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the tax on gains arising from virtual assets at a flat rate of 30 per cent without any exempt...
- Budget 2022: Govt to tax cryptocurrencies at flat rate of 30%A clarity on taxation of cryptocurrencies was a long pending demand of players involved in the crypto industry
- Crypto players cheer Budget announcements; high tax may hit volumesThe given major announcements along with the clarity and, above all, the recognition from the government has boosted the morale of the cryp...
- After Eco Survey, will FM's Budget also remain silent on cryptos?Though the industry does not expect the crypto bill to be put on the table in the budget session, experts are hopeful that some cat will be...
- 14,000 new startups in a year; budget wish lists for EV, edtech & ecommerceWith 14,000 new startups recognised in FY22, India is the world’s third-largest startup hub after the US and China, according to the Econom...
- Budget 2022-23: Crypto startups seek tax clarity, fintech firms want sopsThe cryptocurrency space, which has been in the spotlight over the past year, has been suffering due to the lack of regulations and clarity...
- Crypto startups seek clarity of operations from govt in Budget 2022They are keen for Sitharaman to acknowledge the potential of the industry and frame some clarity of operations to aid their operations and ...
- Crypto players seek clarity on taxes and regulation from Sitharaman's BudgetThe intention of the government to regularize and monitor, if not a blanket ban, crypto-investments seems clear. Currently, India has the h...
- Will Sitharaman acknowledge demands for crypto exchanges in Budget 2022?Majority of exchanges have demanded clarity about the taxation over the income earned from the crypto assets and GST rules implemented on t...
- Read to know how the government is planning to nip Bitcoin in the budFinance Minister Arun Jaitley clarified in his Budget speech that crypto currencies were illegal and the government would not recognise the...
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