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Budget 2021: Five takeaways for taxpayers
Dividend earned on Real estate investment Trust (REIT) and Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) will not be taxed.
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Budget 2021: Poll-bound states feature prominently
Nirmala Sitharaman also mentioned that the NH between Kolkata and Siliguri that runs along the length of the state of Bengal would be strengthened and broadened.
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Top economists decode Budget 2021 on Money9 Budget Conclave
Asked to rate the budget, Virmani said: "It’s one of the outstanding budgets. I look for one big idea and a number of supporting reforms. The big idea in this Budget is framework for strategic sale."
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Third pillar of Budget 2021: Agriculture
The Finance Minister reiterated Modi government's vision of doubling farmers' income.
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Budget 2021 does not have much for startups: Bhaskar Majumdar, Unicorn India Ventures
He told Money9 that although he feels the Budget scored on most parameters, it does not have anything substantial for startups.
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Second pillar of Budget 2021: Physical and financial capital and infrastructure
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has proposed a push in capital expenditure with Rs 5.54 lakh crore being allocated.
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Women experts rate Budget 2021 on Money9 Budget Conclave
A Money9 Budget Conclave panel discussion hosted by Priyanka Sambhav and featuring Shweta Jain, Founder, Investography, Surabhi Marwah, Gauri Chadha, founder and CEO, Gauri Chadha & Associates, Surabhi Marwah, EY, Partner- Tax, discussed the good, bad and ugly of the budget.
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Budget 2021 first pillar: Health and well-being
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharama has presented the Union Budget for the year 2021-22. The first paperless budget is expected to work as an economic vaccine that will pave way for revival of the Indian economy.
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PM Narendra Modi says Budget 2021 has been presented amid unprecedented circumstances
PM Narendra Modi said he has not seen so many positive announcements in the first hour of a Budget speech earlier.
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Budget 2021: Money9 Budget Conclave dissects voluntary vehicle scrappage policy
For those who do not maintain their vehicles well, this is a boon and for those who maintain their vehicles well, it would be a hill climb, said expert Tutu Dhawan.
