The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian Union Budget for 2012-13. It provides an overview of total planned and non-planned expenditures. It then analyzes the impact of the budget on various sectors such as power, infrastructure, agriculture, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare. Specific policies and their expected effects are outlined for each sector. The document also discusses changes to income tax slabs, GDP growth projections, inflation rates, and the fiscal deficit. It analyzes the increase in service tax from 10% to 12% and its impact on common expenses and sectors like telecom, restaurants, healthcare, insurance, automobiles and jewelry.
The perfect marketing solutions to:
· Improve brand awareness with prospective clients
· Add value and build further loyalty with existing clients
· Generate increased referral leads and sales opportunities
· Use to add regular changing content to your website
· Attract and retain higher volumes of website traffic
· E-mail to clients, prospects and professional introducers
· Improve your website SEO success from organic searches
· Use the content to set-up an e-news alert service
· Extend your marketing to smartphone and tablet technology
The document summarizes the major sources and additions to the United States national debt from 2001 to 2011 under the Bush and Obama administrations. It shows that decisions made during 2001-2008 under Bush added $4.74 trillion to the debt, while decisions from 2009-2011 under Obama added $2.9 trillion. The largest additions were from unfunded tax cuts, spending on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and various stimulus and recovery acts. By 2011, the total national debt reached over $14 trillion.
1. This document outlines coverage details for a PPO health insurance plan, including benefit levels for network vs. out-of-network providers and various medical services.
2. Key benefits include coverage for hospitalization, medical/surgical expenses, preventive care at 100% coinsurance for network providers, and lower out-of-pocket costs when using in-network providers.
3. The plan offers several deductible and coinsurance options to choose from and requires preauthorization for certain services.
The document discusses how federal tax incentives and grants are critical for continued expansion of the US wind energy industry by providing stable and long-term policies that create jobs and attract investment. It notes that the Production Tax Credit and 1603 Grant Program have been important sources of funding but face expiration, and calls for extending the 1603 Grant to support ongoing manufacturing and job growth in the domestic wind supply chain.
- Turnover increased from £340m in 2010/11 to £369m in 2011/12, with income from lettings rising to £237m. Operating profit before interest increased to £96.2m.
- The group continues to match spending to available funding and has £312.5m in undrawn committed facilities. Investors continue to support the group despite financial market volatility.
- The housing stock owned or managed grew to 61,978 homes by April 2012, supporting long-term rental income streams.
Consumer Credit Lending and Household Debt trends in the UKVerumResearch
An overview of consumer credit lending and household debt trends in the UK including mortgages, credit cards, other lending, household incomes and debt interest payments.
This document brings together a set
of latest data points and publicly
available information relevant for
Utilities Industry. We are very
excited to share this content and
believe that readers will benefit from
this periodic publication immensely.
(1) The document discusses different scenarios states may face in their health insurance markets following the Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act.
(2) It outlines options for states like expanding Medicaid only to 100% FPL instead of 138% or buying low-income residents into the insurance exchange.
(3) The document provides data on who would be affected by different state choices, including demographic characteristics and estimates of churn between Medicaid and subsidized exchange plans.
The perfect marketing solutions to:
· Improve brand awareness with prospective clients
· Add value and build further loyalty with existing clients
· Generate increased referral leads and sales opportunities
· Use to add regular changing content to your website
· Attract and retain higher volumes of website traffic
· E-mail to clients, prospects and professional introducers
· Improve your website SEO success from organic searches
· Use the content to set-up an e-news alert service
· Extend your marketing to smartphone and tablet technology
The document summarizes the major sources and additions to the United States national debt from 2001 to 2011 under the Bush and Obama administrations. It shows that decisions made during 2001-2008 under Bush added $4.74 trillion to the debt, while decisions from 2009-2011 under Obama added $2.9 trillion. The largest additions were from unfunded tax cuts, spending on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and various stimulus and recovery acts. By 2011, the total national debt reached over $14 trillion.
1. This document outlines coverage details for a PPO health insurance plan, including benefit levels for network vs. out-of-network providers and various medical services.
2. Key benefits include coverage for hospitalization, medical/surgical expenses, preventive care at 100% coinsurance for network providers, and lower out-of-pocket costs when using in-network providers.
3. The plan offers several deductible and coinsurance options to choose from and requires preauthorization for certain services.
The document discusses how federal tax incentives and grants are critical for continued expansion of the US wind energy industry by providing stable and long-term policies that create jobs and attract investment. It notes that the Production Tax Credit and 1603 Grant Program have been important sources of funding but face expiration, and calls for extending the 1603 Grant to support ongoing manufacturing and job growth in the domestic wind supply chain.
- Turnover increased from £340m in 2010/11 to £369m in 2011/12, with income from lettings rising to £237m. Operating profit before interest increased to £96.2m.
- The group continues to match spending to available funding and has £312.5m in undrawn committed facilities. Investors continue to support the group despite financial market volatility.
- The housing stock owned or managed grew to 61,978 homes by April 2012, supporting long-term rental income streams.
Consumer Credit Lending and Household Debt trends in the UKVerumResearch
An overview of consumer credit lending and household debt trends in the UK including mortgages, credit cards, other lending, household incomes and debt interest payments.
This document brings together a set
of latest data points and publicly
available information relevant for
Utilities Industry. We are very
excited to share this content and
believe that readers will benefit from
this periodic publication immensely.
(1) The document discusses different scenarios states may face in their health insurance markets following the Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act.
(2) It outlines options for states like expanding Medicaid only to 100% FPL instead of 138% or buying low-income residents into the insurance exchange.
(3) The document provides data on who would be affected by different state choices, including demographic characteristics and estimates of churn between Medicaid and subsidized exchange plans.
Puffer fish eat mostly invertebrates and algae. They are poisonous due to a toxin called tetrodotoxin and there is no known antidote. They live in tropical and subtropical oceans around the world and come in various sizes, from one inch to over two feet. Puffer fish have spines, teeth, and can inflate their bodies as a defense mechanism.
This document outlines a smart fish box project that monitors water temperature in a fish pond and takes appropriate actions. The objectives are to sense the water temperature, show a warning light if the temperature is outside the suitable range of 25-32 degrees Celsius for hatching fish eggs, and automatically turn on an aquarium temperature controller. The design uses an LM35 temperature sensor, RGB LED lights to indicate temperature status, and a motor to control the temperature controller. It is controlled by a finite state machine and the results are monitored through a console application.
The document describes various species of pufferfishes, boxfishes, triggerfishes, filefishes, drums, and croakers found around Ambergris Caye, Belize. It provides details on their physical characteristics, habitat ranges, diets, behaviors and dangers (if any) for several species within each group, including the Southern Puffer, Bandtail Puffer, Sharpnose Puffer, Honeycomb Cowfish, Scrawled Cowfish, Queen Triggerfish, Scrawled Filefish, Orangespotted Filefish, Reef Croaker, and Jackknife Fish. References are also provided for additional information on the species from sites like FishBase and YouTube.
The lionfish is a nocturnal fish that lives in the Indo-Pacific region. It preys on crustaceans and small fish that rest at night near their nests, requiring little energy from the lionfish to capture its food. The lionfish has a venomous spine containing at least four toxins, including an antigenic heat-labile protein that is the primary toxin, acetylcholine which is a neurotransmitter, a neuromuscular toxin, and an ichthyotoxin called ostracitoxin that it shares with the fugu and eel.
The document discusses marine biological invasions and the challenges they present. It defines key terms like invasive species and examines various pathways of invasion like ballast water from ships, aquaculture, and canals. Some unintentional introductions result from hull fouling or floating debris while intentional introductions include species intended for fishing or aquaculture. Invasive species can harm the environment and economy through predation, competition, and genetic impacts. The document also notes Sri Lanka's risk due to its port and records invasive species found there. It recommends actions by groups like the IMO and Sri Lankan agencies to address the issue.
The puffer fish contains a powerful toxin called tetrodotoxin that is 10,000 times more lethal than cyanide. It works by blocking sodium channels in nerves, preventing the transmission of electrical signals and causing paralysis. Symptoms of pufferfish poisoning include numbness, weakness, difficulty breathing, and paralysis that can lead to death within 4-6 hours if untreated. While there is no antidote, supportive care focused on the symptoms can allow survivors to fully recover if they make it past the first 24 hours. The toxin is so potent that properly preparing pufferfish is tightly regulated to avoid fatal poisonings from this delicacy in Japan.
This document discusses various types of marine toxins that can contaminate seafood and cause illness in humans. It describes toxins from fish poisoning including scombrotoxin, ciguatera, and tetrodotoxin poisoning. It also discusses various shellfish poisoning toxins including paralytic shellfish poisoning, diarrhetic shellfish poisoning, amnesic shellfish poisoning, and neurotoxic shellfish poisoning. Finally, it mentions toxins from contaminated water including brevetoxins, cyanobacteria, and Pfiesteria-like organisms that can cause illness.
Seafood poisoning by Dulanjali M. Wijethilakedulanjali1014
This document discusses seafood poisoning from toxins produced by algae and bacteria. It covers the major types of finfish and shellfish poisoning including ciguatera, paralytic shellfish, diarrhetic shellfish, and amnestic shellfish poisoning. Toxins are often concentrated up the food chain and can cause neurological and gastrointestinal symptoms in humans. Prevention focuses on proper handling and cooking of seafood to reduce risks. Monitoring programs aim to detect algal blooms and toxin levels to protect consumers and coastal communities that rely on seafood.
The document summarizes Bangladesh's fiscal policy and 2014-2015 budget. Key points include:
- Revenue collection in 2013-2014 was only 62.89% of revised targets due to political turmoil.
- The proposed 2014-2015 budget totals 250,506 crore taka, a 15.9% increase over revised 2013-2014 budget.
- Revenue targets were increased 16.8% but may be difficult to achieve given economic sluggishness.
- The budget deficit is projected to increase 26.97% and foreign financing will likely be difficult.
- Some sectors like pharmaceuticals and textiles may benefit from tax changes while real estate and telecom could be negatively impacted.
- The analyst notes
The document provides a review of the Union Budget 2012-13. It discusses the government's fiscal deficit target for fiscal year 2013 and key incentives in the budget, including benefits for individual taxpayers and capital market incentives. It also provides a detailed sectoral review, summarizing the impact of various budget announcements on sectors like automobile and banking & financial services.
Présentation de Paolo Verme, Senior Poverty Specialist, World Bank, à la Conférence Internationale d'Experts sur la mesure et les approches politiques pour améliorer l'équité pour les nouvelles générations dans la région MENA à Rabat, Maroc du 22 au 23 mai 2012.
Union Budget 2012-13 aimed to boost growth while reducing the fiscal deficit. Key measures included increasing indirect tax rates to pave way for GST, introducing GAAR to curb tax avoidance, and relaxing ECB norms to support infrastructure and other sectors. However, the proposed retrospective amendment to tax indirect transfer of Indian assets could face legal challenges and impact investment. Overall the budget focused on fiscal consolidation and growth, but timely implementation will determine its effectiveness.
The budget aims to stimulate growth while providing protection from global worries. Key measures include increased funding for infrastructure projects like roads and housing, tax cuts for individuals and cars/TVs, and subsidies for farmers, education loans, and MSMEs. However, some items like cigarettes, gold, and services will cost more. The stock market declined sharply due to the budget but it aims to boost rural jobs and the economy overall.
The Union Budget 2009-10 was presented by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and aimed to lead the economy back to high GDP growth, promote inclusive development, and improve government delivery. Key measures included increased infrastructure spending, rural employment guarantees, and debt relief for farmers. The budget estimated revenues of Rs. 10.2 trillion and expenditures of Rs. 10.2 trillion, with a fiscal deficit of 6.8% of GDP.
The Union Budget for 2011-12 had mixed impacts across various sectors:
- Infrastructure allocation increased substantially while real estate saw some positive measures for affordable housing.
- The IT industry was negatively impacted by an increased MAT rate and its application to SEZ units.
- Steel saw higher export duties as a boost while oil and gas faced no tax reliefs.
- Textiles, fertilizers, and banking received support but aviation and healthcare saw some cost increases.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian Union Budget for 2012-2013, including plans to achieve the Vision 2020 goals, changes to personal income tax rates and exemptions, support for infrastructure development, rural development, education, and skill building. It also provides an overview of the Indian economy and analysis of the budget's expected impacts on business, fiscal consolidation, economic changes, and consumers.
The budget is oriented towards economic growth and revival. Key points include an increase in the general excise duty and excise on non-smoking tobacco. The MAT rate has been increased to 18% from 15% previously. Deductions for R&D have been increased to 200% from 150%. Diesel and petrol prices are set to rise. The rollout of GST and the direct tax code is planned for April 1, 2011.
The document summarizes key points from the Indian Union Budget presented by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on February 28, 2011. It outlines the economy's growth at 8.6% and challenges around inflation management. The budget aims for fiscal consolidation with a fiscal deficit of 4.6% in 2012. It proposes various tax reforms including changes to income tax slabs, service tax and customs duty. It also allocates spending toward sectors like agriculture, education, health and outlines the expected impact on various industries.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian budget for 2015. It highlights initiatives to promote clean energy and infrastructure development. Key points include allocating funds for 5 new ultra mega power projects (UMPPs) to address energy needs, increasing clean energy cess to fund renewable projects, reducing duties on components to boost solar and wind manufacturing, and measures to improve road, rail and port infrastructure through increased funding and private partnerships. The budget aims to boost sustainable growth through a focus on clean energy and infrastructure development.
Highlights of the Union Budget presented today.
Key factors to note are as follows:
· Fiscal deficit numbers (actual as well as projected) are quite heartening.
· There have been no major populist measures.
· There have not been any major reforms announced – GST date is still uncertain and DTC is scheduled for April 2012.
· Implicit in the lower projection of the subsidies is the hope that the prices of petroleum products and fertilizers may be partially decontrolled in the coming year.
There is no explicit assurance of the same though.
· Service tax maintained at 10% against the wide expectation of an increase. Excise duties not raised either.
· The implications for various sectors are summarized in the attached document.
Overall, the budget is quite incremental and not bold. Thankfully it is not populist either.
Hence on the balance the sentiment post budget amongst market participants has been mildly positive.
Our equity market outlook remains positive post the budget.
The Union Budget for 2011-2012 is summarized as follows:
1. Total annual budget for 2011-2012 is Rs. 12,577,729 crore or $273 billion, which is more than 147 countries' GDP.
2. Key aspects of revenue include gross tax receipts of Rs. 9.32 trillion and corporate tax receipts of Rs. 3.6 trillion. Tax to GDP ratio is projected to be 10.4% in 2011-2012 and 10.8% in 2012-2013.
3. On the expenditure side, the subsidy bill is projected at Rs. 1.44 trillion for 2011-2012, with food subsidy of Rs. 605.7 billion and fertilizer subsidy of
Puffer fish eat mostly invertebrates and algae. They are poisonous due to a toxin called tetrodotoxin and there is no known antidote. They live in tropical and subtropical oceans around the world and come in various sizes, from one inch to over two feet. Puffer fish have spines, teeth, and can inflate their bodies as a defense mechanism.
This document outlines a smart fish box project that monitors water temperature in a fish pond and takes appropriate actions. The objectives are to sense the water temperature, show a warning light if the temperature is outside the suitable range of 25-32 degrees Celsius for hatching fish eggs, and automatically turn on an aquarium temperature controller. The design uses an LM35 temperature sensor, RGB LED lights to indicate temperature status, and a motor to control the temperature controller. It is controlled by a finite state machine and the results are monitored through a console application.
The document describes various species of pufferfishes, boxfishes, triggerfishes, filefishes, drums, and croakers found around Ambergris Caye, Belize. It provides details on their physical characteristics, habitat ranges, diets, behaviors and dangers (if any) for several species within each group, including the Southern Puffer, Bandtail Puffer, Sharpnose Puffer, Honeycomb Cowfish, Scrawled Cowfish, Queen Triggerfish, Scrawled Filefish, Orangespotted Filefish, Reef Croaker, and Jackknife Fish. References are also provided for additional information on the species from sites like FishBase and YouTube.
The lionfish is a nocturnal fish that lives in the Indo-Pacific region. It preys on crustaceans and small fish that rest at night near their nests, requiring little energy from the lionfish to capture its food. The lionfish has a venomous spine containing at least four toxins, including an antigenic heat-labile protein that is the primary toxin, acetylcholine which is a neurotransmitter, a neuromuscular toxin, and an ichthyotoxin called ostracitoxin that it shares with the fugu and eel.
The document discusses marine biological invasions and the challenges they present. It defines key terms like invasive species and examines various pathways of invasion like ballast water from ships, aquaculture, and canals. Some unintentional introductions result from hull fouling or floating debris while intentional introductions include species intended for fishing or aquaculture. Invasive species can harm the environment and economy through predation, competition, and genetic impacts. The document also notes Sri Lanka's risk due to its port and records invasive species found there. It recommends actions by groups like the IMO and Sri Lankan agencies to address the issue.
The puffer fish contains a powerful toxin called tetrodotoxin that is 10,000 times more lethal than cyanide. It works by blocking sodium channels in nerves, preventing the transmission of electrical signals and causing paralysis. Symptoms of pufferfish poisoning include numbness, weakness, difficulty breathing, and paralysis that can lead to death within 4-6 hours if untreated. While there is no antidote, supportive care focused on the symptoms can allow survivors to fully recover if they make it past the first 24 hours. The toxin is so potent that properly preparing pufferfish is tightly regulated to avoid fatal poisonings from this delicacy in Japan.
This document discusses various types of marine toxins that can contaminate seafood and cause illness in humans. It describes toxins from fish poisoning including scombrotoxin, ciguatera, and tetrodotoxin poisoning. It also discusses various shellfish poisoning toxins including paralytic shellfish poisoning, diarrhetic shellfish poisoning, amnesic shellfish poisoning, and neurotoxic shellfish poisoning. Finally, it mentions toxins from contaminated water including brevetoxins, cyanobacteria, and Pfiesteria-like organisms that can cause illness.
Seafood poisoning by Dulanjali M. Wijethilakedulanjali1014
This document discusses seafood poisoning from toxins produced by algae and bacteria. It covers the major types of finfish and shellfish poisoning including ciguatera, paralytic shellfish, diarrhetic shellfish, and amnestic shellfish poisoning. Toxins are often concentrated up the food chain and can cause neurological and gastrointestinal symptoms in humans. Prevention focuses on proper handling and cooking of seafood to reduce risks. Monitoring programs aim to detect algal blooms and toxin levels to protect consumers and coastal communities that rely on seafood.
The document summarizes Bangladesh's fiscal policy and 2014-2015 budget. Key points include:
- Revenue collection in 2013-2014 was only 62.89% of revised targets due to political turmoil.
- The proposed 2014-2015 budget totals 250,506 crore taka, a 15.9% increase over revised 2013-2014 budget.
- Revenue targets were increased 16.8% but may be difficult to achieve given economic sluggishness.
- The budget deficit is projected to increase 26.97% and foreign financing will likely be difficult.
- Some sectors like pharmaceuticals and textiles may benefit from tax changes while real estate and telecom could be negatively impacted.
- The analyst notes
The document provides a review of the Union Budget 2012-13. It discusses the government's fiscal deficit target for fiscal year 2013 and key incentives in the budget, including benefits for individual taxpayers and capital market incentives. It also provides a detailed sectoral review, summarizing the impact of various budget announcements on sectors like automobile and banking & financial services.
Présentation de Paolo Verme, Senior Poverty Specialist, World Bank, à la Conférence Internationale d'Experts sur la mesure et les approches politiques pour améliorer l'équité pour les nouvelles générations dans la région MENA à Rabat, Maroc du 22 au 23 mai 2012.
Union Budget 2012-13 aimed to boost growth while reducing the fiscal deficit. Key measures included increasing indirect tax rates to pave way for GST, introducing GAAR to curb tax avoidance, and relaxing ECB norms to support infrastructure and other sectors. However, the proposed retrospective amendment to tax indirect transfer of Indian assets could face legal challenges and impact investment. Overall the budget focused on fiscal consolidation and growth, but timely implementation will determine its effectiveness.
The budget aims to stimulate growth while providing protection from global worries. Key measures include increased funding for infrastructure projects like roads and housing, tax cuts for individuals and cars/TVs, and subsidies for farmers, education loans, and MSMEs. However, some items like cigarettes, gold, and services will cost more. The stock market declined sharply due to the budget but it aims to boost rural jobs and the economy overall.
The Union Budget 2009-10 was presented by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and aimed to lead the economy back to high GDP growth, promote inclusive development, and improve government delivery. Key measures included increased infrastructure spending, rural employment guarantees, and debt relief for farmers. The budget estimated revenues of Rs. 10.2 trillion and expenditures of Rs. 10.2 trillion, with a fiscal deficit of 6.8% of GDP.
The Union Budget for 2011-12 had mixed impacts across various sectors:
- Infrastructure allocation increased substantially while real estate saw some positive measures for affordable housing.
- The IT industry was negatively impacted by an increased MAT rate and its application to SEZ units.
- Steel saw higher export duties as a boost while oil and gas faced no tax reliefs.
- Textiles, fertilizers, and banking received support but aviation and healthcare saw some cost increases.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian Union Budget for 2012-2013, including plans to achieve the Vision 2020 goals, changes to personal income tax rates and exemptions, support for infrastructure development, rural development, education, and skill building. It also provides an overview of the Indian economy and analysis of the budget's expected impacts on business, fiscal consolidation, economic changes, and consumers.
The budget is oriented towards economic growth and revival. Key points include an increase in the general excise duty and excise on non-smoking tobacco. The MAT rate has been increased to 18% from 15% previously. Deductions for R&D have been increased to 200% from 150%. Diesel and petrol prices are set to rise. The rollout of GST and the direct tax code is planned for April 1, 2011.
The document summarizes key points from the Indian Union Budget presented by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on February 28, 2011. It outlines the economy's growth at 8.6% and challenges around inflation management. The budget aims for fiscal consolidation with a fiscal deficit of 4.6% in 2012. It proposes various tax reforms including changes to income tax slabs, service tax and customs duty. It also allocates spending toward sectors like agriculture, education, health and outlines the expected impact on various industries.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian budget for 2015. It highlights initiatives to promote clean energy and infrastructure development. Key points include allocating funds for 5 new ultra mega power projects (UMPPs) to address energy needs, increasing clean energy cess to fund renewable projects, reducing duties on components to boost solar and wind manufacturing, and measures to improve road, rail and port infrastructure through increased funding and private partnerships. The budget aims to boost sustainable growth through a focus on clean energy and infrastructure development.
Highlights of the Union Budget presented today.
Key factors to note are as follows:
· Fiscal deficit numbers (actual as well as projected) are quite heartening.
· There have been no major populist measures.
· There have not been any major reforms announced – GST date is still uncertain and DTC is scheduled for April 2012.
· Implicit in the lower projection of the subsidies is the hope that the prices of petroleum products and fertilizers may be partially decontrolled in the coming year.
There is no explicit assurance of the same though.
· Service tax maintained at 10% against the wide expectation of an increase. Excise duties not raised either.
· The implications for various sectors are summarized in the attached document.
Overall, the budget is quite incremental and not bold. Thankfully it is not populist either.
Hence on the balance the sentiment post budget amongst market participants has been mildly positive.
Our equity market outlook remains positive post the budget.
The Union Budget for 2011-2012 is summarized as follows:
1. Total annual budget for 2011-2012 is Rs. 12,577,729 crore or $273 billion, which is more than 147 countries' GDP.
2. Key aspects of revenue include gross tax receipts of Rs. 9.32 trillion and corporate tax receipts of Rs. 3.6 trillion. Tax to GDP ratio is projected to be 10.4% in 2011-2012 and 10.8% in 2012-2013.
3. On the expenditure side, the subsidy bill is projected at Rs. 1.44 trillion for 2011-2012, with food subsidy of Rs. 605.7 billion and fertilizer subsidy of
This document discusses India's economic challenges and the government's fiscal year 2013-14 budget. It notes the goal of achieving 8% growth and allocating over $55 billion to plans. Funding was provided for women, children and agriculture. Tax cuts and credits were implemented to spur consumption. Economic problems discussed include the fiscal deficit, slowing GDP growth, stock market performance, the balance of payments and rupee depreciation. The conclusion states that the budget aimed to balance these issues but solutions will take time to impact the economy.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Union Budget presented in India. It discusses proposals related to fiscal consolidation targets, revenues from divestment and taxes, and risks to achieving the fiscal numbers. It also outlines various impacts of the budget on consumers and industries, including increases in taxes on air-conditioned restaurants, mobile phones, and luxury homes. Measures to support women, skill development, and small and medium enterprises are also summarized. Finally, the document presents results of a survey on public perceptions of the budget.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Union Budget presented in India. It discusses proposals related to fiscal consolidation targets, revenues from divestment and taxes, and risks to achieving the fiscal numbers. It also outlines impacts on consumers from changes in duties on items like set top boxes, restaurant meals, homes, and phones. Benefits for women, farmers, investors, and policy support for skill development and SME listings are also summarized. Feedback collected from a survey on perceptions of the budget is presented.
The document discusses key aspects of the Union Budget of India including its meaning and impact. It means higher spending on job guarantee, farm credit, and rural development. Taxes are reduced for individuals and corporations to increase disposable income and stimulate the economy. Sectors like automobiles, banking, and retail will benefit from tax cuts and incentives while rural sectors see increased funding. The conclusion is that manufacturing, demand, sales, and ultimately taxes and government income will increase due to the budget provisions.
State of Indian Economy & Budget Proposals 2012 Akash Jauhari
The document summarizes the key factors affecting the Indian economy in 2012, including global uncertainties in the US, Europe, and Middle East that hampered exports and foreign investment. It also discusses the interconnection between domestic macroeconomic factors like inflation, interest rates, investment, consumption, and government revenues/deficits. Key economic indicators like GDP growth, fiscal deficit, trade deficit, and capital flows are analyzed. The budget proposals focus on boosting infrastructure, agriculture, manufacturing and jobs, while addressing fiscal deficit through asset sales and food security expenditures.
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Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
"Learn about all the ways Walmart supports nonprofit organizations.
You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
The event will cover the following::
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4. Power
Proposed
Expected
Sunset clause for IT exemption
Extension of sunset clause for power
extended by another one year
projects
Rationalization of Indirect taxes i.e Additional depreciation of 20%
merger of Electricity duty to power Cos
Refund of ED for setting up of Import of Coal exempt from
Mega/Ultra Mega projects customs for power projects
and CVD at 1%
Effect: On the whole, the removal of customs duty on coal imports
and the availability of ECB for part financing the rupee debt make the Budget
a positive one for the power sector.
5. Infrastructure
Expected Proposed
Increase in infrastructure Increased allocation of
spending through higher funds marginally
allocation to various Withholding Tax
schemes reduction from 20% to 5%
Tax Concessions on Interest on ECB
Effect: Positive For the infrastructure sector.
Steel demand from Infrastructure sector may
6. Agriculture
Expected Proposed
Reduction in custom duties for Reduction in customs
agricultural machinery duties for specified
Reduction in CD for fertilsers agricultural machinery
Reduction in CD for
fertilizer's
Effect: Positive For Fertilizer Industry and agro based indust
7. Automobiles
Expected Proposed
Increase in ED
Increase in ED Full exemption from Customs
Concession to fuel for parts of hybrid Vehicles
efficient vehicles Increase of 60% to 75% in CD
on large cars
Effect: With the hike in budget on excise duty by 2% .
The Car dealers have started charging higher price starting today
from customers quoting hike in excise duty. Even, Car parts
which are been imported has attracted duty of 75% from earlier 60%, this
will force car makers to increase price of cars further going forward
8. Pharma & Healthcare
Expected Proposed
Infrastructure status to Healthcare Reduction in customs for
Exemption of ED on physician samples specified raw materials for
Reduction in duties for imports manufacture of medical Kits
Service tax on Health care
widened
Effect: Overall, the budget did not have anything encouraging for the
pharmaceutical sector.
9. India Income tax slabs 2012-2013 for General tax
payersIncome tax
10. GDP %
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
GDP Growth Rate
In 2012-13 GDP expectation is
11. Inflation %
14
12
10
8
6 Inflation %
4
2
0
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Inflation
In 2012-13 7.6 per cent expect inflation to be
lower.
12. Fiscal Deficit
7.00%
6.00%
5.00%
4.00%
3.00% Fiscal Deficit
2.00%
1.00%
0.00%
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Fiscal deficit as a % of GDP
Fiscal deficit at 5.1 per cent of GDP in BE 2012-13.
13. SERVICE TAX
Service Tax is a form
of indirect tax imposed
on specified services
called "taxable
services".
14. HOW A COMMON CAN BE AFFECTED
WITH HIKE IN SERVICE TAX(10% TO
12%)
15. Things that increase in Service
Tax will affect
Telephone Bill
Eating Out – Restaurants
Gyms
Car and
Maintenance/Service/Rentals
Cable TV
Healthcare
Life Insurance Premium
Jewelry
Holidays & Vacations
16. Impact of change in Service Tax & Excise
Duty on various Sectors
Healthcare
Life Insurance
Automobiles – Cars
Jewelry
Holidays & Travel
Transportation
18. Ad that implies common man feels
burden to take health checkups
Due to the hike in service tax
CT SCAN now gets more
costly and a common man
feels difficult to go for health
checkups because the scan
machine cost the
buyer more
20. Ad that implies Common man disappointing with
hike in bills
Man feels difficult
Common man to maintain Man can survive
could be maintain mobile with the by managing
more mobiles hikes in mobile time to talk
bills
22. Ad that implies family feels burden to
purchase gold
Family is Family facing
willing to problem to
buy gold buy gold due
to hike in
gold rates
Before hike in gold After hike in gold rates
24. Ad that implies family struggling to get
insurance
A happy family Family struggling
after paying to pay insurance
insurance low since money is
amount of money increased
Before hike in
insurance After hike in
26. Ad that implies people feel uncomfortable due to
increase in service tax
People often People now
give their washing their
cars for cars
washing themselves
Before hike in service tax After hike in service
tax
29. conclusion
It is not at all correct way to think
that a common man can not
survive with the new union
budget, because with the hikes in
service tax we can live by
reducing our unnecessary
expenses and can survive.
a common man can lead
his life confidently even though
the prices reached sky, by
minimizing his costs and
expenses