Budget Updates 2022

Budget 2022: Success of critical government initiatives for industry tied to consumer market

Union Budget 2022-23: The government must consider giving booster shots to the consumer market sector

Budget 2022: Higher capex, support to states positive for infra sector, construction contractors

Union Budget 2022-23: Over 60 percent of capex has been aimed towards defence, railways, and roads

Budget 2022: Restrictions on availment of ITC a boon or a bane?

Union Budget 2022-23: Ambiguity and questions around availment of ITC have come up and the industry will have to wait for clarifications to address integrities of provision

Budget 2022: With a strong policy focus in RE, measures remain positive to support investments

Union Budget 2022-23: Sovereign green bonds for public sector projects remain positive for central public sector undertakings

Budget 2022: There is little in Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcements to make agriculture climate resilient

Union Budget 2022-23: When oil prices are high and rising, the government proposes to reduce fertiliser subsidy bill

Budget 2022: EV segment to benefit from Nirmala Sitharaman’s policy measures

Union Budget 2022-23: Battery swapping is likely to gain acceptability in commercial applications

Budget 2022: Government decision to fund capital outlay for NH projects largely through budgetary support positive

Union Budget 2022-23: Allocations to the PMGSY increased by 27% to Rs 190 billion which is expected to support order book

Budget 2022: Tax holiday of five years for startups remains unanswered in Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcements

Union Budget 2022-23: The finance minister may not have relieved us of greater tax burdens, but some respite was given to business, startups

Budget 2022: Progressing towards a stable, predictable tax regime

Union Budget 2022-23: It is a future looking and growth-oriented budget with a massive increase in outlay for capex

From Dream Budget to dreamless U-turn: Why Chidambaram is not right in calling Budget 2022 ‘most capitalist’

It is ironic that the author of the ‘Dream Budget’ of 1996, P Chidambaram, has called the Budget 2022 presented by Nirmala Sitharaman ‘most Capitalist’