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    FICCI makes recommendations to FM ahead of Budget 2027-28, highlights LTCG exemption, TDS relief and faster tax appeals

    FICCI has recommended the restoration of long-term capital gains tax exemption on listed shares in Budget 2027-28. The organization highlighted concerns regarding the withdrawal of foreign portfolio investments and the impact of capital gains tax. Additionally, it requested the government to implement lighter TDS rules and resolve backlog issues in tax appeals. FICCI emphasized the need for measures to provide certainty to investors over the long term.

    US midterm election results: What Trump & Republicans' loss means for India

    US midterms result: Indian industry and economy watchers were keenly looking at the polls to try and find out what direction US policy will take. In recent months, India's trade/export fortunes have swayed in lockstep with Trump's tantrums, making policymakers jittery over any new development in the US.

    US midterms: Trump leaves the door ajar for Democrats on immigration

    After the midterm elections, President Trump is feeling optimistic about the possibility of both parties coming together to tackle immigration reform. He recognises that the political scene has changed and emphasises that it's crucial to collaborate on these issues, particularly for foreign workers and their families who are affected by current policies.

    ‘Learn from your student Amitabh Bachchan’: Piyush Goyal recalls KMC Alumni & icon’s movie titles
    American companies brace for a pivot as US midterm elections get underway

    US midterms: Corporate America is anticipating a potential shifts in Washington's power dynamics. Analysts predict that a strong Democratic showing could benefit sectors such as clean energy, housing and healthcare. Conversely, AI and defence stocks may face increased scrutiny from lawmakers.

    Rs 60 lakh cash deposit in widow's bank account triggers income tax notice for unexplained credit; she fights back and wins in ITAT Pune

    Ms Parve’s counsel argued in ITAT Pune that she is a housewife and never filed her income tax return (ITR) as she had no independent source of income. To support her claims, Ms Parve also filed Form 26AS, an affidavit, the husband’s death certificate, computation sheet, bank statements between 24.08.2015 and 30.09.2015.

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