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EXCESSIVE PAPERWORK IN INDIA
SpaceX’s IPO success may rub off on AmbaniInvestor interest in major tech offerings remains strong. Mukesh Ambani's Jio Platforms is preparing for a significant IPO in India. Howeve...- Credit at the tap: The opportunities and risks of India’s digital lending boomIndia's digital lending is rapidly transforming credit access, with mobile apps now disbursing significant loan volumes, especially to youn...
- Decoding govt’s wheat strategy: Can higher procurement push and export quota hike lift the sector?Experts say wheat procurement may be constrained by limited storage, while exports remain largely uncompetitive globally.
- First task for FD investors to save TDS in new financial year is filing form 15G/H; Check the annual income that makes you eligibleFixed deposits are popular in India. However, Tax Deducted at Source on interest income reduces compounding growth. Forms 15G and 15H allow...
- Are you living in illusion of safety of fixed deposit held in a bank? Do this to safeguard your FDFD investors often overlook bank failure risks, as only ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank is insured by DICGC. Spreading funds across multiple...
- Mutual fund reset: 5 things every investor should do to their portfolio before FY27Major regulatory, taxation and disclosure changes in India's mutual fund industry are reshaping portfolio strategy ahead of FY 2026-27. Inv...
- Nil deduction certificate for small taxpayers, announced in Budget 2026Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled a new scheme for small taxpayers. This initiative will allow them to get lower or nil tax dedu...
- Flexport CEO calls out India’s ‘useless paperwork’, criticises bureaucratic hurdlesPetersen’s comment came in response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s post on X (formerly Twitter) on July 1, marking eight years of GST. I...
- The tax tweaks that you need to be aware of if you're planning to study or travel abroadThe Indian government’s Budget 2024 proposed lowering Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on salaries, helping individuals who have paid Tax Colle...
- Best out of waste: New foreign trade policy takes steps towards a $20 billion opportunityThe new Foreign Trade Policy allows the import of second-hand goods for refurbishment and export. It promises to create jobs as well as a r...
- How India can become the global supplier for digital metrology and remote calibrationsWorld Metrology Day commemorates the 1875 signing of the Metre Convention, which established the International System of Units (SI), the mo...
- Mukesh Ambani to stream IPL for free after paying $2.7 billionViacom18 Media Pvt., the joint venture between Paramount Global and Ambani’s conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd., licensed the IPL stream...
- Four years later, the good timesRevenues from GST have stayed over Rs 1 lakh crore for eight consecutive months of dented growth during the pandemic.
- ETRise Top MSMEs Ranking: This company wants to solve finance issues for MSMEs with loans at a clickFlexiLoans offers SMEs a lending solution which focuses on the three key aspects of technology, products and partnerships.
- GST: Is India on the verge of turning its good tax bad?The GST was supposed to be straightforward: a single rate, or a narrow band, with no exemptions and a single tax form.
- Rules to follow when lending to friends, associatesLending money without paperwork is fine, if the amount is low. But if the sum is high, it is best to adhere to the rules that banks follow.
- Government delves into etailers’ concerns on GSTThe industry also fears return of the permit raj, with the law allowing states to seek additional documents from transporters carrying good...
- Australian company India Resources cuts jobs at HCL's Surda mineIRL, which has operated Surda copper mine since 2007, says given the crisis there is now “real prospect of abandoning our plans in India."
- Poke Me: Government is responsible for India's craze for goldIndia is the world's largest consumer and importer of gold. And there may be good reason for it. It is a noble metal with a high atomic num...
- Why India lost out to Nepal, Pakistan, China in mountain adventureLack of 8,000-m-plus peaks and red tape are some of the reasons why mountaineers are giving India the go-by. But plans are afoot to make In...
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