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Gautam Mehra on Union Budget 2019
We believed that this Budget would focus on enablement, i.e., ease of doing business and not entitlement (tax sops). This seems to have played out as expected. There have been some targeted sops announced, like on Affordable Housing.
Our leaders share their views on Union Budget 2019
The Finance Minister’s Budget speech re-iterates the Government’s thrust on minimum Government and maximum governance. Ramping up infrastructure investments to Rs 20 lakh crores a year would help India move to the 8% growth trajectory. ....Continue reading
Shyamal Mukherjee
Chairman
PwC India
The theme of 'enablement' has played out in the Budget, through multiple measures like interchangeability of PAN/Aadhar, pre filled tax returns, part removal of the 'startup tax' pain and e-assessments. ....Continue reading
Gautam Mehra
Leader
Tax and Regulatory Services
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In the media
- Tackling the core, by Gautam Mehra, Partner & Leader - Tax and Regulatory Services, PwC India
Business today - Budget 2019 focuses on long-term structural changes for the automotive industry, by Kavan Mukhtyar, Partner & Leader - Automotive, PwC India
The Financial Express - Budget 2019: Govt has laid foundation for India’s growth and development, by Gautam Khattar, Partner - Indirect Tax, PwC India
The Financial Express - View: It's a public Budget led by private investment, by Shyamal Mukherjee, Chairman, PwC India
The Economic Times - Boost for India Inc, by Nikhil Rohera, Partner - Direct Tax, PwC India
The Hindu Business line - Budget 2019 is a balance of development steps, reforms and fiscal discipline, by Rahul Garg, Senior Tax Partner, PwC India
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