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Can Trump’s $1,000 IRA match executive order finally bring 56 million Americans without 401(k) access into retirement security? Here's who actually qualifies for this benefitUS President Donald Trump IRA Trump retirement plan executive order: Will $1000 IRA Match Transform Savings. For decades, retirement securi...- Congress manifesto for Assam: No MLA’s close relatives to be awarded government contracts or schemesAssam: The Congress manifesto talked about transparent land records, revenue, and taxation system.Priority to local people in jobs and gove...
- Budget 2025 Decoded: Your 2-minute guide to become a budget proBudget 2025 Decoded: Here is a concise recap of what all the FM announced today. This will make you an India budget pro in a matter of just...
- From NPS to home loan: Top tax expectations from Budget 2025Ishita Sengupta discusses potential tax changes, including a higher standard deduction, increased exemption limits, and home loan benefits ...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk: Budget 2025 could drive India’s $5 trillion economy ambition, says Amisha VoraA growth-focused budget that stimulates spending and addresses fiscal priorities could drive market sentiment and set the stage for FY26 gr...
- GST on rides: Platforms, unions push for review of levy on SaaS model as CBIC escalates it to GST CouncilThe GST Council delays a decision on the GST levy for ride-hailing apps. Companies and driver unions seek clarity on the SaaS model's tax i...
- Too few people paying income tax a structural issue; what can be done to expand tax base? Mitali Nikore answersMitali Nikore discussed the structural issues in India's tax system, highlighting that only the top 10% of income earners pay taxes. She em...
- Navigating the path of progress: E-commerce and logistics expectations from Budget 2024-25As the budget approaches, the logistics/e-commerce sector is anticipating significant developments from the government that will shape its ...
- View: Do we really need to rejig the gig economy?The Covid-19 pandemic has caused businesses to dry up. Which is why equity is an immediate concern. However, court rulings that tinker with...
- Budget 2021: FM races to fix flaws in labour modelThe Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s first post-Covid budget had several measures to bring the unorganised working class into the main...
- Are you now a gig worker? 9 tax-related issues you need to knowThe silver lining of being a gig worker is that you can claim various expenses. Against capital expenditure incurred on purchase of assets ...
- ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb. 2, 2021: Top tech news to start your dayHere's a lowdown on Union Budget 2020-21, from an upstart's perspective.
- Status quo signals stability in tax regime: ExpertsSurprising everyone, especially the markets which closed with the biggest Budget-day gains of 5 per cent, the Budget left all taxes unchang...
- Clarity needed on tax framework for IT industry to adopt remote working in long run: NasscomWFH needs to be enabled in SEZs on a long-term basis.
- Here's how startup founders, tech leaders reacted to Budget 2021India's startup founders and tech executives gave big thumbs up to Union Budget 2021-22 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on...
- Four things India's small manufacturing players need from this budgetGiven the state of domestic and world economy, there is perhaps no area which does not need a shot in the arm at the moment.
- White collar gig workers will be the norm for India IncIndia Inc is opening up to the concept of white-collar staff working for multiple employers at the same time.
- View: The making of a caring economyThe starting point is defining where people need help. Progressive nations such as New Zealand, Britain and the US have identified personal...
- Income-tax needs rationalisation, not reduction: Ashutosh Dikshit, DeloitteIt is still early days yet but one would expect a positive outcome from the e-assessment scheme.
- The future workforce: Companies will look for people married to their professions, not jobsNew technologies will fundamentally change the way we operate and interact today, says HARMAN India's HR head Vikrant Gupta.
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