Finance - general
Govt allows staggered filing of GSTR-3B returns
22 Jan 2020
GST Council fixes 28% uniform rate for lottery, no rate hike
19 Dec 2019
The GST Council recommended exemption of upfront payment for long term lease of industrial/financial infrastructure plots having 20 per cent or more government ownership and also considered a uniform rate of GST on bags and sacks made of polyethylene or polypropylene strips or the like used for packing of goods
New bill seeks to trim employee share in PF, take over CSR funds
09 Dec 2019
Over the long term, the government proposes to scrap EPFO and switchover to NPS, even as the amendments to the Social Security Code Bill 2019 provides for appropriating the corpus available from collections under corporate social responsibility to establish a social security fund
Phoenix to acquire Swiss Re's UK business for $4.1 bn
06 Dec 2019
The acquisition will create an enlarged Phoenix Group with £329 billion of assets under administration and 14.1 million policies, confirming Phoenix’s position as the largest life and pensions consolidator in Europe
Vodafone Idea won’t survive without govt relief: Kumar Mangalam Birla
06 Dec 2019
Responding to a question if the company is still hopeful of government relief for the debt-laden telecom sector, Birla echoed the statement made by Nick Read, CEO of Vodafone Plc, a shareholder in Vodafone Idea, earlier, but detracted later
RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 5.15% despite GDP slump
05 Dec 2019
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) said the decision followed a spike in inflation in the near-term, while acknowledging that there is room to cut rates further going ahead
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