Budget analysis and impact videos

      Post-budget analysis – Personal tax

      Parizad Sirwalla emphasises how Budget 2024 focusses on simplicity and consistency from a personal tax perspective, along with reducing litigation exposures and a clear push for the new tax regime.

      Post-budget analysis – Corporate tax

      Himanshu Parekh elaborates how Union Budget 2024 addresses the two major pain points of corporates – complexity of tax laws and need for simplification thereof, and resolution of long-drawn disputes.

      Post-budget analysis – Investor community

      Kalpesh Desai delves into how Union Budget 2024 proposals impact the investor community.

      Post-budget analysis – M&A and deal-making

      Kalpesh Maroo deep dives into the impact of Union Budget 2024 proposals from a mergers and acquisitions and deal-making perspective.

      Post-budget analysis – Corporate and international tax

      Gaurav Mehndiratta outlines Budget 2024 proposals on corporate & international tax, including tax rate for foreign companies, equalisation levy, TDS rationalisation, redressal mechanism, among others.

      Post-budget analysis – Indirect tax amendments

      Abhishek Jain summarises how Union Budget 2024 continues its commitment towards Viksit Bharat ensuring measures to maintain fiscal discipline.

      Pre-budget expectations

      Pre-budget expectations – Indirect tax

      Abhishek Jain discusses expectations from Budget 2024 in continuing policies for ensuring demonstrated growth.

      Pre-budget expectations – Personal tax

      Parizad Sirwalla puts the spotlight on personal tax expectations considering the Centre’s focus on continuing the India growth story and revitalising the Indian economy.

      Pre-budget expectations – Income tax expectations of corporates

      Himanshu Parekh underscores the importance of extending the sunset date of concessional tax regime for newly set-up manufacturing companies by at least 3 years.

      Pre-budget expectations – Automotive sector

      Waman Parkhi highlights how Budget can take note of emerging trends in sale of passenger vehicles by reconsidering GST rates on hybrid vehicles and stressing on Make in India for auto components.

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      KPMG in India

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