Quite on expected lines, the India Budget provided a pro-growth, pro-investment orientation and a sense of relief intermingled with optimism. At the same time, the Finance Minister reaffirmed his intention to usher in key tax reform by way of introducing the Direct Taxes Code and Goods & Services Tax with effect from April 1, 2011.
Experts from BMR advisors, Mukesh Butani and Rajeev Dimri, analysed the Budget proposals in-depth in a web seminar entitled "Analysing the India Budget 2010; Powered by BMR Advisors" organised in association with the International Tax Review, Euromoney on March 2, 2010.
To access the recorded archives of the web seminar, click here.
To download your copy of the presentation used in the web seminar, click here.
To hear the audio of the web seminar, click here.
BMR's Budget 2010 Analysis
The Union Budget 2010 was presented in the Parliament on February 26, 2010. BMR's experts have analysed the Budget proposals indepth to help you understand the impact these proposals will likely have on key industries.
Click the links below to read BMR’s incisive analysis on:
Tax Amendments
Energy
Infrastructure & Real Estate
Financial Services
Media, Entertainment, IT & Telecom
Education & Healthcare
Access BMR’s analysis and web seminar for India Budget 2009, here
Access BMR’s webcast for India Budget 2008, here |
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