Implications of FM’s Statement on Further Reduction in GST Rates
Explore the recent statement by FM Nirmala Sitharaman about GST rates reduction in India and its potential implications for all stakeholders.
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Chartered Accountants Are The Sole Custodians of Tax Audits, Asserts ICAI
Discover why ICAI President asserts that only Chartered Accountants should perform tax audits. Also learn about ICAI's review group for Income Tax Bill 2025.
Disciplinary Action Taken Against 241 Chartered Accountants by ICAI
Record 241 disciplinary actions and a call for government support are reshaping ICAI’s vision, ensuring ethical standards among CAs while paving the way for a stronger global presence.
IICA and CMAI Collaboration to Enhance India’s Carbon Market Capabilities
Learn about IICA and CMAI's groundbreaking partnership to strengthen India's carbon markets, featuring key initiatives in training, research, and sustainable development.
FM Unveils Plans for New “Income Tax Bill 2025” Next Week
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announces new Income Tax Bill for 2025 to simplify tax laws, reduce disputes, and improve taxpayer experience.
ICAI Calls for Budget Reforms to Support Startups and Innovation
ICAI urges for simplified compliance, startup tax rationalisation, and support for ESG initiatives in the 2025-26 Union Budget.
Expectations from Union Budget 2025: Simplifying Tax Compliance
Budget 2025 may introduce reforms like higher exemptions, streamlined filing rules, and revised tax slabs to ease taxpayer compliance in India.
Corporate Tax Reforms: What to Expect from Union Budget 2025-26
Insights into corporate tax expectations from Union Budget 2025-26, covering concessional tax rates, R&D incentives, dispute resolution, and India's stance on Pillar 2.
Key Expectations from Budget 2025 for Income Tax Reforms
Budget 2025 is anticipated to simplify income tax slabs, streamline residency rules, and ease compliance for taxpayers, aligning with the goal of Viksit Bharat.
Midday Meal Workers in Punjab Struggle with Meagre Wages
Punjab's midday meal workers face financial hardship with wages as low as Rs 3,000 per month. Rising costs worsen their struggle for basic needs.