Finance Bill 2026: Complete List of Indirect Tax & GST Amendments
Explore indirect tax changes in Finance Bill 2026 covering customs, GST law amendments, export facilitation, and SEZ measures.
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Finance Bill 2026: Complete List of Direct Tax Amendments
Finance Bill 2026 explained with a complete list of direct tax amendments, penalty reforms, reassessment changes, and compliance updates.
Finance Bill, 2026: Union Budget 2026-27
Finance Bill 2026 presented in Parliament. Read key direct/indirect tax proposals, GST changes and highlights of Union Budget 2026-27.
Budget 2026-27: ICAI Seeks Tax Reforms to Cut Litigation
Ahead of Budget 2026, ICAI has proposed tax reforms to reduce litigation, ease compliance and rationalise income-tax provisions.
Budget 2026-27: GST Rationalisation and Fiscal Discipline in Focus
Markets expect Budget 2026 to focus on GST rationalisation, fiscal discipline and policy stability to sustain growth amid global uncertainty.
Budget 2026-27: No Income Tax Slab Hike, Focus on Widening Taxpayer’s Base
Budget 2026 is unlikely to raise income tax slab rates, with the government focusing on widening the tax base, compliance reforms and simplification.
Budget 2026-27: Single Income Tax Regime and Customs Duty Cuts?
Budget 2026 may prioritise tax simplification, with experts calling for a single income tax regime and rationalised customs duty rates.
Budget 2026-27: Will Salaried Taxpayers Get Income Tax Relief?
Budget 2026 may not bring big tax cuts, but salaried taxpayers could see limited relief through standard deduction tweaks and minor slab rationalisation.
Coaching Federation Seeks GST Cut on Coaching Services Ahead of 2026 Budget
The Coaching Federation of India has urged Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to reduce GST on coaching services to 5% or exempt them, citing rising costs for parents and small …
Budget 2026 Likely to Focus on Personal Tax Simplification, No Big Cuts
After last year’s major personal tax reforms, Budget 2026-27 may prioritise simplification and consistency across investments rather than fresh tax cuts, say experts.