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Economic Times | 03 Feb, 2021 | 10.22PM IST
Union Budget 2021 News: MCA amends definition of small companies
MCA amended the Companies Rules to revise the definition of a small company and to allow non-resident Indians (NRIs) to incorporate one person companies (OPCs) in India.
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Overall, the Budget is growth-driven and resisted the urge to fund expenses by increasing taxes, which is a big sigh of relief for the common man and markets alike and is likely to prove the greatest impetus. At the same time, the Budget acknowledges and addresses the expected growth in fiscal deficit which demonstrates administrative prudence. While walking the tight rope between stimulating growth and revival and maintaining fiscal discipline, the budget also manages a dash of colour in the form of proposals for consolidation of fundamental laws regulating the securities markets, establishing the Bad Bank and big bang Healthcare reforms.
Budget 2021 Utterly Disregards the Education Catastrophe Inflicted by COVID-19
Is it not amply clear that the fall-out from such persistent neglect of education is bound to create serious social and economic problems with long lasting effects?
Students wearing protective face masks are seen inside a classroom of a government-run school after authorities ordered schools to reopen voluntarily for classes 9 to 12, in Gurugram, India October 15, 2020. Photo: Reuters/Anushree Fadnavis
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âNo surprisesâ seems to be the hashtag for this yearâs budget, as echoed by the giants of Indian industry on TV channels, as they heave sighs of relief and project hope for an economic recovery. No surprises, because the government proceeded on a mostly business as usual plan, reiterating its commitment to privatisation â albeit more openly â focussing on incentives to corporates, including labour reforms, no COVID-19 cess and plenty of other platitudes amoun
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