As the details unfold, a key takeaway for the common man is the steadiness of existing income tax slabs and rates.
Clean energy and renewable technologies remain the sharpest tests of whether India can scale innovation to match its climate and industrial goals.
Budget 2026 must deliver the shift from building infrastructure to extracting productivity from it. If India acts now, logistics can become a long-term competitive advantage — not a chronic bottleneck.
Key measures required include addressing the backlog of dispute cases, reintroducing the Settlement Commission, and providing clarity on the tax treatment of foreign investments.
Done right, amnesty would signal a shift from dispute management to dispute prevention, strengthening trust, certainty and competitiveness – the true foundations of sustainable compliance and long-term growth.
Union Budget 2026: Several areas merit further attention such as a mobile app for income tax, option for joint return filing by spouses and fully pre-filled returns.
India’s new nuclear law marks a turning point in the country’s energy policy by opening the door to private sector participation while retaining sovereign control over strategic assets. The SHANTI Act seeks to balance investment, innovation and national security as India scales up nuclear capacity to meet long-term energy and climate goals.
Union Budget 2026: An area expected to receive Budget attention is decriminalisation under direct tax laws. The Jan Vishwas Act of 2023 for decriminalisation of Offences under other statutes is a welcome step.
India currently operates under two tax regimes, with the government promoting the New Tax Regime. The recent Budget 2024 has introduced certain tax benefits that are exclusive to those who choose the New Tax Regime. Changes in slab rates have been implemented to offer tax advantages in the New Tax Regime.
The Union Budget 2023 has rightly recognised the potential of the creativity and contribution of our traditional craftsmen and artisans in the overall socio-economic growth and development of India
The Budget 2023 has huge ramifications for India’s gaming industry. Here’s how the impact can unfold
The Budget 2023 saw some major hits with the limiting of surcharge to 25 per cent for high-income earners and revised slab rates in the CTR. However, in the proposed CTR, deductions for various tax savings instruments under section 80C, health insurance under section 80D etc. have not been considered
Online gaming platforms would have to factor the new amendment while distributing winnings to the users. Further, one would have to wait for the computation mechanism to be prescribed for computing the ‘net winnings’
In one fell swoop, Nirmala Sitharaman, during Budget 2023 today, changed the old income tax regime, making it more simplified. Here’s how the two regimes differ from each other
The pharma sector is hoping to see policy and regulatory changes that will help the industry meet the country’s objective of achieving healthcare for all
At just over 2 per cent of the GDP, India’s public healthcare spending is woefully insufficient. We hope that in the upcoming Budget, the allocation for public health will be substantially increased and eventually reaches 2.5 per cent of GDP
The healthcare sector, particularly the public sector, still faces barriers, despite being one of the world's best. The Budget is an apt time to fix the loopholes
Government will have to support further augmentation of agri supply chain through infrastructure development, introduction of technological solutions as well as improve ease of doing business
India is not only young nation, its greatest asset is its demographic dividend. The Budget should recognise and reward this
The insurance industry is going to play an instrumental role in making India a $5 trillion economy as it will help insulate the economy from various risks and losses. It is imperative, therefore, that the Budget gives a focus on this important sector
NBFCs (Non-Banking Financial Companies) in India are expecting the Budget to provide relief in the form of exemptions, liquidity support and other measures to help them tide over the current economic crisis slowly gripping the entire world
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