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10 things you need to know about tax-free bonds
In 2012-13, Rs 25,000 crore worth of tax-free bonds were to be issued. This clearly means there are a lot people who are investing in these bonds. If you think you have missed the bus, and want to know about these bonds, read on. #PersonalFinance #Capital gains tax #tax-free bonds #Budget 2013
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Govt cuts long-term capital gains tax on PE investment to 10%
After the presentation of Budget for 2012-13, several PE investors had appealed to the Finance Ministry to bring them the tax rate at par with the FIIs. #Business/Finance #Pranab Mukherjee #Private equity #NewsTracker #Capital gains tax
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Govt may compromise on retro tax. Will Voda?
Govt is mulling a proposal to pare the tax dues of Vodafone to about Rs 7,900 crore from Rs 20,000 crore as a compromise attempt to end the bitter war of words between the two. #Vodafone #ToWhatEffect #Vittorio Colao #Capital gains tax
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The New York Times
In Tax Overhaul Debate, Large vs. Small Companies
Jason Reed/Reuters Senators Carl Levin, left, and John McCain facing Tim Cook. In America’s contentious tax reform debate, it is seen as C-Suite versus Main Street. Some of the biggest and most powerful companies in the United States are fighting for a c #John McCain #Wall Street #South Carolina
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PRWeb
IRA Financial Group Introduces Self Directed IRA UBIT Minimization Strategy for Active Business Investments Using Retirement Funds
With IRA Financial Group’s Self Directed IRA UBIT minimization strategy, our retirement investors are able to invest in active trade or businesses with friends and colleagues and not have to pay any UBTI tax on the income or gains generated IRA Financial #
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Daily Mail - UK
Francois Holland drops plans for 75% super-tax on the wealthy in France
More than 8,000 households spent more than their income on tax last year One-off levy on 2011 incomes on top of 75 per cent income tax to blame Tax hike: President Hollande has been forced to drop his temporary levy of 75 per cent on incomes over £845,00 #




