When asked about voting rights, Biden expressed support for changing the Senate filibuster tradition, which requires 60 of 100 US senators to agree on most legislation
Current mop-up 14.6% higher than the 2019-20 level of Rs 2.21 trillion
Tax, revenue and macroeconomic trends are encouraging, but more needs to be done on privatisation, clean-up of banking mess, anti-protectionism, and de-politicisation of govt bodies, writes T N Ninan
Listed firms paid Rs 35,000 cr more tax this year, even as corporate tax mop up fell by Rs 1 trn. Pvt ltd firms and the non-corporate sector paid Rs 1.35 trn less, which means their profits dived
When the times change, policy has to adapt. Why then is New Delhi so determined to not raise rates on under-taxed forms of income and wealth, questions T N Ninan
A tax-cut race to the bottom must end, she said
The landmark agreement aims to revamp rules that have allowed major companies to save billions by shifting profits to low tax jurisdictions
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Details of new global agreement will need to be scrutinised
India and other developing countries were fighting to include companies with at least Euro 1 billion in revenues as against the final proposal of Euro 20 billion revenues and a profit margin above 10%
The deal calls for a global minimum tax of at least 15%, a key element pushed by Biden as he seeks to raise more revenue for his infrastructure and clean energy plans
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Tuesday discussed a shared interest between the United States and India to implement a "robust" global minimum tax, the Treasury said
The group's relevance was tested again
Alongside negotiations on a global minimum rate, the OECD is working on a system to divide up between governments the rights to tax multinationals
Trend in contrast to moderation in GST collections last month
The recent G7 proposal of a global minimum tax has mixed implications for Indian corporations, foreign majors operating here and the tax authorities
G-7's proposals part of global revival of initiatives to target the rich, from Buenos Aires to Stockholm to Washington.
The countries aim to reach a consensus at the meeting on the details, as much technical work has already been done.