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Read More »Garment exports to China decline
Although Bangladesh’s overall export earnings from China rose 9.81% year-on-year to $426.14 million over the past seven months, apparel shipments to the East Asian country the East did not meet expectations despite the tariff advantages. Apparel shipments to China fell to $131.20 million in the July-January period of the current …
Read More »Bill to create state-run marijuana stores in New Hampshire approved by House
The Mayor of Washington, DC has signed a bill that will expand access to the district’s medical marijuana program in several ways. Now seniors will be able to self-certify their eligibility for cannabis without having to get a doctor’s referral. The law also extends the deadline for renewing patient registration …
Read More »Democratic and GOP negotiators reach budget deal 4 months late
Democrats and Republicans have finally agreed on a framework for comprehensive defense and domestic spending for this year, top lawmakers said Wednesday, opening the door to work on bills detailing how the government will spend well. over $1 trillion for everything from army tanks to veterans hospitals. House and Senate …
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Security costs for MPs rose by nearly a third last year and could rise further following the fatal stabbing of Sir David Amess, a watchdog has revealed. The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) said the amount was £4.4m for the 2020/21 financial year, up from £3.4m in 2019/20. Overall, MPs’ …
Read More »Legal issues relating to FDI in Thailand Part 4: Main taxes
The main tax law applicable to FDI in Thailand is the Tax Code (“RC”), which covers the following taxes: – (1) Corporate tax (“IS”) CIT applies to companies and legal entities registered in Thailand or registered abroad but carrying on business in Thailand. With the exception of SMEs, companies registered …
Read More »Bombshell government report admits families have a choice between heating and eating
Exclusive: Those in difficulty face a cost-of-living crisis as a study by the Ministry of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs admitted people may have struggled to afford to eat over the past four years. Underprivileged families struggle to afford to eat, official study finds ( Image: Getty Images / iStockphoto) …
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The county’s proposed 3% housing tax hike is set for its first test, with two key Herefordshire Council committees asking if the numbers add up. The approval of the Adult and Welfare Review Committee and the Child and Youth Review Committee next week will go some way in seeing the …
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NEW DELHI – Data on India’s merchandise trade deficit, which remained high at $ 22 billion in December, showed an improvement in exports, but the upward trend in imports could intensify in the months ahead, leading to a widening of the current account deficit, analysts said. . “We expect high …
Read More »India to record one of the highest growth rates, says Ashima Goyal
Prominent economist Ashima Goyal said on Sunday that India is likely to have one of the highest growth rates in the world as there are gradual moves towards normalization, even as stimulus and support for vulnerable sectors continue. . Goyal added that sticking to the consolidation path announced by the …
Read More »KRA launches new generation of postage stamps to fight counterfeits
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has deployed a new generation of excise stamps for excise goods as part of its strategy to continually review and improve the security features of excise stamps in order to deter counterfeiting. The excise goods covered include alcoholic beverages, tobacco and tobacco products, water, soft …
Read More »MPC to announce start of policy standardization in February
The December Policy Review is expected to see the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) maintain the status quo on interest rates and the stance of monetary policy, while changing the tone to prepare the markets for a change in February. In October, the MPC …
Read More »Have a say in Selby District Council’s budget
Selby District Council is proposing to freeze the council tax as it sets its budget priorities for the next fiscal year in what will be the authority’s last budget. From April 2023, a new Unitary Council for North Yorkshire will be responsible for all municipal services, but the budget proposals …
Read More »Council plans £ 27million cuts to close the budget gap
The Wirral Council is expected to save £ 27million next year in a bid to resolve its budget crisis. Last month, the Wirral Council was asked to consider closing libraries, recreation centers and golf clubs, as well as selling the town halls of Wallasey and Birkenhead after a government inspection …
Read More »In Kerala’s Hands, But Out Of Its Reach – The New Indian Express
Express news service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The challenges posed by the new, post-GST tax regime have added to the pressure on Kerala’s economy. There are fears that the ailing state’s finances will hit bottom if the GST compensation ends on the original deadline of June 30, 2022. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman …
Read More »Buy Siemens for a target price of Rs. 2,550: ICICI Direct
Siemens T4FY21 Results: The infrastructure company follows the October-September fiscal year. For the period of the fourth quarter of fiscal 21, the company performed decently despite the disruptions. Consolidated revenue was Rs. 4,296.1 crore, up 21.1% year-on-year. EBITDA stood at Rs. 447.2 crore with margins of 10.4% impacted by higher …
Read More »Why Gold Loans Keep Shining During These Troubled Times
Gold makes up a large part of India’s household wealth and this asset has come in handy during the period of financial stress caused by the pandemic. The demand for gold loans has been strong in the past fiscal year and the trend will continue in 2021-22. The demand for …
Read More »Keep up to date with eFPS tax return updates
In the past four years, two major tax reform measures – the TRAIN law and the CREATE law – have been enacted. TRAIN entered into law in December 2017 and CREATE in March 2021. The reforms reduced personal and corporate tax rates. How prepared are we to implement the reforms …
Read More »Price hikes should not hurt growth
KARACHI: The recent surge in petroleum product prices and electricity tariffs is not expected to hurt economic growth in the current fiscal year, despite the fact that the price hike will immediately raise the inflation rate by about a percentage point. “Strong inflows of workers’ remittances, growth in export earnings, …
Read More »An Post now sees firsthand the Brexit pressure on UK businesses
A recent Royal Mail business update gives us some very interesting insight into the situation for UK small businesses with Brexit. In the five months to August 2019, the Royal Mail recorded 111 million international parcels. (In total, the UK Postal Service handled 520 million packages, but 409 million of …
Read More »Increase in number of children requiring adoption or foster care in Dumfries and Galloway due to pandemic
Social support services in Dumfries and Galloway are struggling to cope with an increase in the number of children placed for adoption or foster care. The pressures of the pandemic are still being felt and the council cannot meet all the adoption requirements or find enough foster parents due to …
Read More »The economic structure remains in place | Local company
A national budget is, in a sense, nothing more than a snapshot of a country’s fiscal position and a short-term forecast of the future. It can also be seen as an opportunity for national reflection on longer-term trends and a focal point for discourse on what it would mean to …
Read More »Higher loan limit available on USDA farm loans
(NAFB) – The USDA says that starting October 1, a higher credit limit will be available for borrowers seeking a guaranteed farm loan. The limit goes from $ 1.776 million to $ 1.825 million. “Farm loans are critical to our customers’ annual operating and living costs, emergency needs and cash …
Read More »Is higher inflation knocking on the door?
If you regularly follow the kitchen market or find out about the prices of a neighborhood grocery store, you will likely get the obvious answer: The prices of a number of basic items are on the rise. Daily market price data compiled by the state-owned Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) …
Read More »Local law enforcement agencies are proactive when it comes to implementing reforms – Daily Tribune
Federal and state lawmakers have been slow to take action on police reform, but Michigan law enforcement agencies are making the necessary changes to training, policies and procedures themselves. The public’s desire to change police training has grown with the deaths of Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. Attempts …
Read More »Rising global commodity prices, Covid variants: Finance ministry highlights downside risks to economic outlook
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Finance stressed that there are downside risks to the economic outlook associated with the rise in international commodity prices, new variants of the virus and geopolitical dynamics, particularly emerging after the scenario of the August 15 in Afghanistan. The Ministry of Finance, in its monthly economic …
Read More »BOJ finances green loans and investments in green bonds from banks
Lenders receive interest-free funding for the provision of green and sustainability-related loans and investments in green and sustainability-related bonds. The BOJ (Bank of Japan) has started accepting applications from financial institutions wishing to participate in a new program that aims to financially support the private sector in its climate change …
Read More »Under GST or not, gasoline and diesel prices will not go down. Stop dreaming
In recent weeks, WhatsApp outposts have suggested that gasoline and diesel would likely be subject to the GST, and once that happens, fuel prices will drop. Petroleum products like gasoline, diesel, natural gas and aviation turbine fuel are constitutionally included in the GST, but the date on which the GST …
Read More »Biden says troops should be dishonorably dismissed if they fail to get Covid vaccine
The White House said Tuesday it “strongly opposes” a provision in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that prohibits the Pentagon from dishonouringly punishing or dismissing any serviceman who refuses a vaccine. “The administration strongly opposes section 716, which would undermine preparedness and limit a commander’s options to enforce good …
Read More »UK’s first Green Gilt raises £ 10bn for environmental projects
The Green Gilt was originally announced as part of Rishi Sunak’s budget in March. Image: Her Majesty’s Treasure. In the UK’s first Green Gilt, £ 10 billion was raised for projects such as zero-emission buses, offshore wind turbines and decarbonisation programs for homes and buildings during this fiscal year. It …
Read More »Kerala FM calls for extension of GST compensation scheme
Kerala Finance Minister KN Balagopal on Saturday pleaded for the extension of GST compensation beyond June next year, stressing that the state was already grappling with a significant shortfall. Speaking to the media here, the minister said the state is not getting its due following recommendations from the 15th Finance …
Read More »Mining stocks offer a cheap play on growth. To dig.
Their stocks, however, are trading low amid concerns over the end of the good period for industrial commodities. For investors willing to accept some risk, Big Five miners offer a rich opportunity. All five have single-digit price-to-earnings ratios, among the lowest of any major industrial group in global stock markets. …
Read More »Don’t infringe on state rights to raise taxes, says Maharashtra MP Ajit Pawar
Amidst the chorus for the inclusion of gasoline and diesel prices in the goods and services tax (GST), the government of Maha Vikas Aghadi on the eve of the GST Council meeting said on Thursday that it should not be done by reducing or infringing on the right of the …
Read More »Swindon’s council was informed of the bankruptcy of over £ 18million last year
There is a planned spending gap of £ 11.7million in Swindon Borough Council’s revenue budget for 2021-2022 – the pot of money it will pay for daily services for. This represents 7.6% of the £ 153million budget for the year, but will be cut after a Covid-19 government grant of …
Read More »Mexican energy industry ‘full of development gems’, expert says
âThere’s been a lot of talk about a slowdown in the Mexican energy industry, but I don’t necessarily see it that way. There are many gems to discover in Mexico if you know where to look, âsaid Dino Barajas, partner at DLA Piper law firm. âAs a potential investor, it’s …
Read More »Nabard’s loans increase 25.2% to 6 trillion rupees in FY21: Annual Report
Total loans and advances granted by NABARD in the 2020-21 period grew 25.2 percent year over year to 6 lakh crore, with half going into production and investments, the bank said in its annual report. The report said NABARD posted income of Rs 34,671.2 billion over the 2020-21 period, up …
Read More »Next GST meeting likely to be convened by the end of August
A single common goods and services tax (GST), which entered into force in July 2017, replaced several indirect taxes levied by the state and the Union government, such as VAT and excise duties, between others. The Government of India (GoI) has also formed a GST Council to oversee the rules …
Read More »Net GST collection April-June at 26.6% of budget estimate: government
The government has reached 26.6 percent of the budget forecast for collecting the GST in the first three months of the current fiscal year, Parliament was informed on Monday. In response to a written question in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary said the net GST …
Read More »Recast loans worth Rs 70,000 cr will be given additional time to meet the standards
Loans worth Rs. 70,000 crore that were restructured last year under the Covid-19 regulatory package will be extended by the RBI’s move to grant them an additional six months until October 1, 2022 to include operational parameters such as meet the debt service ratio. Bankers said the move is in …
Read More »Center, not RBI, can help fight inflation
The “Delta” variant of the coronavirus, which rose to prominence even as the second wave of the pandemic subsided, upended all previous growth projections. India’s growth projection has been revised downward from 12 percent to 9.5 percent. Another area of concern is inflation, reflected by monthly increases in the Wholesale …
Read More »Proposed policy to ban small importers raises individual rights concerns
A government panel suggested allowing only traders with strong financial credentials to engage in the import trade, raising the question whether such a policy to eliminate small importers would violate their right to do business. . Companies must declare their paid up, issued and authorized capital when registering with the …
Read More »Poll – The New Indian Express
Through PTI NEW DELHI: The rise in the prices of fuel and basic necessities amid the Covid-19 pandemic has hit the finances of the population, with a majority of consumers surveyed predicting a drop in their incomes as well as savings over the course of exercise, according to a survey. …
Read More »Biden suspended the rental. Oil still exploded – Tuesday July 13, 2021 – www.eenews.net
Oil production is increasing on federal lands in states like New Mexico and Wyoming, contradicting claims that President Biden’s climate program has effectively strangled the oil and gas industry by banning new rental and rental policies. ‘other. For now, prices are supporting more drilling and the administration does not seem …
Read More »Conservative rebels threaten to vote against Rishi Sunak’s foreign aid cuts | Rishi Sunak
Rishi Sunak faces a close vote on Tuesday on his £ 4 billion cut to the foreign aid budget, with rebel Tories threatening to join Labor in voting against the change. The government refused to allow a vote after the president said last week that the House of Commons must …
Read More »Tax evaders will be arrested, according to CM | Goa News
Panaji: With a severe view of tax evasion in the state, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said on Friday that those who dodge indirect taxes will be severely punished and arrested. Goa’s intelligence unit and GST enforcement wing have been urged to track down taxpayers who have overdue dues, Sawant said …
Read More »Latest coronavirus: Disposal mask rule on transport would be an ‘act of negligence’, according to UK union
Russian higher education institutions should allow foreign students who have been inoculated with any vaccine study in the country. âThe universities will have a common policy on this issue. I think we will accept any vaccine, âsaid Pavel Shevtsov, deputy director of Rossotrudnichestvo, an agency of the Foreign Ministry that …
Read More »CBO predicts federal deficit to hit $ 3 trillion this year Republicans Democrats Trump Congress Covid
The Congressional Budget Office said the federal budget deficit will hit $ 3 trillion again this year, $ 745 billion more than its estimate five months ago, as it takes into account the cost of the country’s bailout. President Joe Biden’s $ 1.9 trillion coronavirus. In an updated forecast on …
Read More »Central Bank President believes South Africa can withstand global rate hikes
South Africa is financially strong enough to withstand a post-pandemic hike in global interest rates, its central bank governor said, despite fears that investors could pull their money out of riskier emerging markets if yields increase elsewhere. Africa’s most industrialized economy has been bolstered by high commodity prices and can …
Read More »IMF program neither suspended nor withheld World Bank loans for Pakistan: Ministry of Finance
According to the Treasury Department, Pakistan achieved all of the targets set by the IMF in March. The ministry says the World Bank has not stopped lending to the country, adding that it approved a loan to Pakistan the day before. The ministry says it is not true that the …
Read More »As commodity prices rise, metal companies are melting down debt
This time it’s different! Or, indicate how metallurgical companies are reacting to soaring commodity prices from previous cycles. Almost 70 percent of companies in the metals industry – ferrous and non-ferrous – reported a reduction in their outstanding debt as of March 31 compared to a year ago. The total …
Read More »Institutional reform is the key to post-Covid-19 national recovery
The second wave of Covid-19 exposed serious institutional infirmities in India – in access to health care, in the management of elections, and in the balance between the judiciary and the executive, where failure of the latter led the first to intervene. India has one of the lowest population to …
Read More »CVWD adopts budget for fiscal year 2022
CVWD budget does not include any increase in staff for the district The Coachella Valley Water District (CVWD) Board of Directors unanimously approved today (June 15) an operating and capital improvement budget of $ 451.8 million for fiscal 2022. The FY2022 budget includes new domestic water, canal and replenishment rates …
Read More »Finance committee approves budget with increases for UPR and medical sciences – NotiCel – The truth as it is – Puerto Rico News
In addition, it has been agreed to allocate around $ 90 million to pay the salaries of employees of the Electric Power Authority who do not want to go to work with LUMA Energy. Chairman of the House Finance Committee, Jesus Santa. Photo: Juan R. Costa Yesterday, the House of …
Read More »Business Secretary chooses Sir Andrew Mackenzie as new UKRI President
Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng appoints Sir Andrew Mackenzie FRS as preferred candidate for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) chair Sir Andrew will be tasked with advancing the government’s ambitious research and innovation agenda Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has chosen businessman and scientist Sir Andrew Mackenzie as his preferred candidate for …
Read More »Commodity hedge funds back in vogue after years of outflow
Commodity-focused hedge funds generated strong returns in 2021 and investors have long been wary of these funds now investing money in them, betting that the recovery from the pandemic will pay demand for oil, gas and gas. of raw materials, from metals to grains, including sugar and coffee. As money …
Read More »White goods makers consider price hikes amid skyrocketing input costs
Several large companies have already raised the prices of air conditioners, washing machines, televisions and other household appliances in January. However, companies said higher input costs deserved another round of hikes in the current quarter for a line of products. The price increases will be passed on in installments, however, …
Read More »BUDGET 2021/2022: PM announces employment incentive program
Minister PRIME, Dr Hubert Minnis, delivers the communication on the 2021/2021 budget. Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis announced the upcoming launch of an employment incentive program which will allow companies to claim a VAT tax credit to cover the salaries of up to ten new employees as of July 1. …
Read More »Trump incorrectly says federal debt was falling before the pandemic
While presenting his economic agenda to a group of business leaders, President Donald Trump claimed that the United States was close to paying off federal debt, but the coronavirus pandemic then hit and derailed those planes. David Rubenstein, president of the Economic Club of Washington, DC, asked Trump in a …
Read More »Louisiana weighs heavily on borrowing to pay off levee debt
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (AP) – After Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana delayed paying its debts to improve the federal flood protection system that spans five parishes in the New Orleans area . The massive bill totaling up to $ 3 billion is coming due, leaving the state to sift through unpleasant funding …
Read More »Financial Audit: Federal Debt Tables for Fiscal 2020 and Fiscal Service 2019 from the Bureau of the Fiscal Service
What GAO found In GAO’s opinion, the Bureau of the Fiscal Service (Fiscal Service) federal debt tables for fiscal 2020 and 2019 are fairly presented in all material respects, and while internal controls could be improved, the tax service maintained, in all material respects, effective internal control over financial reporting …
Read More »Brookfield Property Partners Acknowledges Brookfield Asset Management Privatization Proposal and Establishes Committee of Independent Directors
All dollar references are in US dollars, unless otherwise noted. BROOKFIELD NEWS, January 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Brookfield Property Partners LP (“BPY” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: BPY; TSX: BPY.UN) and Brookfield Property REIT Inc. (“BPYU”) (NASDAQ : BPYU) today jointly acknowledge receipt of a non-binding proposal from Brookfield Asset …
Read More »Three takeaways from India’s ‘pandemic budget’
Experts are also predicting a sharp rebound in the Indian economy – which is now expected to contract 7.7% in the current fiscal year, but grow to 11% levels in 2021-2022, making it l one of the fastest growing economies in the world. The strong rebound comes from a much …
Read More »Congress unveils $ 2.3 trillion in government spending, virus relief plan
Congress unveiled a $ 2.3 trillion spending program on Monday, just hours before its scheduled passage through both chambers, funding the government until the end of the fiscal year and relieving a coronavirus-hit economy. The package includes a $ 1.4 trillion omnibus bill based on a 2019 spending deal, which …
Read More »States increase funding for family planning clinics
Several states have started taking the tab of family planning services at clinics run by Planned parenthood, who scrapped a $ 260 million federal funding package last year because of a Trump administration rule prohibit clinics from referring women for abortions. States like New Jersey, Massachusetts and Hawaii are already …
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