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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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The budget is not upto the mark
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Lack of clarity in the budget by FM
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Just a formality by FM...
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Current Budget is like T-20
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Current budget presented is a good one!
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NICOMETAX REBATE FOR MIDDLE INCOME GROUP.
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LEAST CARE GIVEN TO MIDDLE INCOME GROUP.
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Some ltitle things for everyone and not much for everyone and nothing for Begars
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In my opinion it is So-So
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Infrastructure Development in Rural Areas
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what can we do to make the budgets look great
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ofcourse this budget was the need of the hour.
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ofcourse this budget was the need of the hour.
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ofcourse this budget was the need of the hour.
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Good One:) Its for the future
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I think the Budget should have given more incentive to infrastructure sector.The kind of fillip that the market was expecting is missing.No policy announcement on divestment was dampener for the stock market. Even the raised exemption limit of Rs.10,000 in personal income tax is hardly any relief given the high prices in the markets, though the abolition of fringe benefit tax is a good step. And check for the latest news on Budget 2010 here....What are the expectations of budget 2010-11? |
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“After reading all the new ideas I am adding to my previous comment”
Basically this is an expenditure oriented budget with little clarity about how it will be funded.
Actually I agree with every idea posted here, though in varied proportions. What had happened is happened, we need to look forward. Still there is chance left as many are possible outside the budget. Let us be optimistic. Let the heaving spending fuel economic progress. Let us hope that heavy deficit along with disturbed investor trust won’t put pressure on the interest rates and result in inflation.
Hope for proper execution and outside budget stimulus.
No big change in the budget.. seems like a formality thou!
Wonder if our Govt. even care to take feedbacks from middle men..!
Expectations are never met..! And the system seems biased as ever.
Hope to have a new PARTY from Swami Ramdev, a great nationalist and a great thinker.. He needs our support to change the whole SYSTEM..! Trust me. And his time is coming..
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There was lack of clarity in the budget speech of Pranabda. The disinvestment of PSU's was not made clear which PSU's to be divested. He tried to woo the investors by extending the tax exemptions limit by Rs.10000 and waived of the 10% surcharge on the tax by seems it didnt had a deep effect on the investors. A taxpayer merely saves 1030 on tax if his income is under 10lakh rupees As well he should more focus on implementation of the policies declared rather than only declaring policies as "actions speaks better than words". So the govt. needs to have a clarity on the implemtations of the policies by streamlining the process and monitoring the progress in all the plans and policies declared by setting a deadline for the working committee to submit their reports on the progress of the work |
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yes even though of so many arguments ill beleive .. all the ideas shared my toostep members are very right but over all the most important cause lies in the fact that UNCLEAR VISION FOR THE GROWTH OF THE COUNTREY AS a whole as WELL AS PRIORITIES FOR THE different SECTORS ,....
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This budget was just a formality by our FM. As Jyoti rightly said, nothing much is been announced, this seems as a vote of account. The government did not gave any concerete measures for revival of the economy, not much in the infra space too, 10k incerese in IT limit was like people are demanding to incerease so it is incereased, it is not even 1000/ month, the FBT was scraped but the MAT was incereased by 5% to 15%. Even the most awaited was the scrap of SST , that too did not happen, what was scraped was Comodity Tax, which does not affect us at all. So i believe that the FM has given the budget just for the sake of giving it, and the markets have reacted sharply to that... |
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Shaju George has referred this ideate to me and I came here to see his comments. I am still waiting for it.
What I feel is that this budget is just a night watchman for 8 months. The real thing is yet to come in March'10. FDI, encouragement to savings, stress on infrastructure etc will surely be the most expected gifts from FM in March.
In all fairness, this is a 8 month makeover.The excesses of pre-Election gimmicks plus the cost of electioneering have ramifications that may extend to next years budget too. Be that as it may, there are flip sides.
Increasing the Customs Duty on Gold and Silver bullion reflects a mindset that is steeped in pre-1991 dispensation. This will at best trigger more gold inflows through the parallel economy.
Apart from lip service, any fiscal incentive for tapping or promoting use of alternative energy fuels that can save precious greenback on crudespend? No. We have a Revva running in Bangalore - although i am no admirer of the car, I would like to see an Estate Duty waiver for that car. Similarly, combined R&D efforts of the Corporate Sector and Higher Educational Institutions must earn tax break for the Corporate and Income for the Institutions. It is healthy to see the Govt. spending tax-payers funds on higher education and minority institutions like the Aligarh Muslim University. Until India achieves the literacy rate of 99% upto the higher secondary level, the HRD ministry should only remain as a lawmaker and watchdog and stop running Institutions like IIT, AIIMS, IIM, etc.,
The FM has displayed a cursory mindset while addressing the issues of Income Tax and FBT. FBT cannot and should not be recovered from the employee. Things like Conveyance, Entertainment, Club Membership, etc., cannot be the subject matter of FBT just because the sarkari babus dont get some of them.
While one can go on with suggestions and loopholes, the fundamental issue remains unaddressed - Should the Budget be seen as the Policy Document of the Govt., the yearly revision of carrots and sticks that should be awaited with bated breath by the entire cross-section of the economy?
The Budget is the yearly forecast of Govt. Accounts and nothing more than that. The Plan Income and Expenditure should be rightly announced by the PM through th e medium of Planning Commission. The Budget should be a mere Revenue Accounting exercise.
Moreover, the right to disguise subsidies through the medium of PSBs and PSUs should be dispensed with. The Finance Minister should only use fiscal and monetary policy tools in consonance with the RBI. Clearly, PSBs and PSUs are not meant to cross-subsidize the social obligations of the Government. Ever since the govt. started believing in competition on level playing field with no undue favors bestowed on PSBs, the Pvt. Sector and phoren counterparts should also be made share the social burden equally .
Since Budgeting and Reviews are Accountant jobs, there has to be a quarterly review of actual performance vis-a-vis the budget estimate. The CAG Report of such accounts plus ATR should also be made available to the media.
For an interim budget, Pranabda seems to have done better than his immediate predecessor. We must await the first full year Budget to see the future policy direction of the UPA govt.
Meanwhile, what about budget reforms? The millennium has just begun.
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This time finance ministry has not given sufficient time for the Budget. It is quick launch like T -20 cricket and T-20 News. Fm also covered 20 aspects in the budget.Homework is not enough on Budget 2009-10, it shows that this year Govt is taking very lightly of public expectation because of good result in this election. FM was not willing to take more pain to work on Budget. Still I feel that whatever is been presented now FM & Govt should concentrate their time on real execution of Budget and control. Govt make lot of schemes and plans but didn`t reach up to the end user or beneficiaries. Lets hope for proper execution. |
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The reason is that we were expecting the budget to be like an instant noodle packet instant relif from very thing,that not possible because of the previous finincial crises,which we have almost forgorten I guess,this budget is a foundation layer to the future development of india and its citizens,there is no aam admi and khas admi when the indian economy will do well all will benifite from it as its a chain shared benifit as we all know about it. |
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I think so too! Its not a bad budget.
Okay it has failed some high expectations, but these expectations are self based! When you look at the entirety, the businessman, entrepreneur has more to look forward to than what he had earlier! Time has come to watch of projects that have been planned would be implemented or not??
Since the 90's the budget speech has been treated as an instrument of policy formation, which it is not. The budget is simply the balance sheet of the government. period.
Overall the budget seem to be a good one, though an opportunity to undertake bold reforms seems to have been missed. I hope that it's not a missed opportunity and that the policy on disinvestment, FDI, labor, and financial sector reforms would soon be spelt out.
The only thing the budget may have failed at, in my opinion, is in managing expectations of the people. The people were expecting too much without considering the constraints of the Finance Minister.
The FM has bet big time on the rural economy and infrastructure projects, but going by the previous track record of the UPA govt., I earnestly hope that they can walk the talk this time, i.e., we will actually witness implementation of projects.
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A LITTLE ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN BY THE FINANCE MINISTER TOWARDS THE INCOME TAX REVISION,AS THEY WERE EXPECTING FOR,PRESS HAS ALSO POINTED OUT THIS AFTER BUDGET,I POINTED OUT THIS DURING BUDGET DEBATE WAS IN PROGRESS |
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A VERY LITTLE CARE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MIDDLE INCOME GROUP PEOPLE THAN THEY WERE THINKING,IT HAS BEEN HIGHLIGHTED BY PRESS ALSO. |
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The budget has no growth prospect. It has given some little for everyone. It has taken away 10% cess on Hight networth individual personal taxes. It has raised the minimum tax level to 190000 for middle class. It has given 3 ruppe rice to the poor. For the Begars nothing no shelter or food, just begging for till next year. Hopefuly this culture will some day learn to take care of the Widows and Orphans. |
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In my opinion budget was not so
good not so bad…perhaps it was expected. as govt has to take care of the huge expenses
made during the elections. Now the matter of 10000 debate on IT as many of
raised this point here…I just say if you multiply this amount by the number of
tax payer in Although there should be some measurement take care by government to stop the price hike that is rapidly increasing now a days. And as Sandesh well said that “finance ministers can only draw a road map,and manage the taxes collected and expenditure to be done” , only we have to see how effectively government is implementing their plans. Now they are on prime focus and their task will decide their future. |
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In my opinion Govt should have concentrate on infrastructure developemnt in the rural areas which will help in repid growth of the country in initial few years but later will support in excellent growth. This budget is missing that. Another area of focus on alternate of fuel. I was expecting from this Govt some hard steps since it has better majority. Steps towards development of development in rural areas so that burden on the metros can be minimise and people will have the same infrastructre far from metros with fresh environment. |
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disappointment comes when there is great expectation.budgets are a non events like most of the committee meetings which achieve very little.budgets by itself cannot achieve anything.it is what is done to implement the intend.(what is th eintend of the people in government) unless there is a intend to improve the finances you cannot have great budgetary papers.they are good selling point for media,press..and coverage for some industrialist and economic experts. when you have such a huge cost structure to do business how can you expect economic growth.business shold have profits left after they pay rents,salaries,taxes,fees,depreciation,unsold stock,outdated stocks.bank interest.mamuls to the government officials,high cost of electricity.cost of modernisation,cost of change in technology and so many other cost. what happens after the budget have you ever analysis after the budget how much of the intend has been achieved.how many jobs created.how much development achieved.were did we fail to deliver,why and what has to be done to make the delivery of th eintend effective. when it is a fact that only a few paise of the intended funds reached the poor what have we done to correct that. what have we done to correct the incometax laws which are determinet to growth. what have we done to the thinking in the government officials people making huge money are wrong,profits are bad words.the person making profits only will be in a position to pay tax and provide employment.and create demand.we tend to stiffle enterprenuers and treat thme with utmost disrespect.burden them with 110 ways of taxes and a need to follow 1000 rules.someone who is sitting the whole day in th e shop just to see that you would get what you need in your homes and offices.is treated with a way which makes him a rougue.he has to follow so many laws..so many taxes to follow that means so many rules.poor guy should do his business or become a lawyer.at times he is suppose to know more them what our lawyers and chartered accountants them self do not know. profession tax,tds,income tax,sales tax,cenvat,excerise duty,vat,sur charges,labour laws,mch laws,stt,stamp duty,turnover tax.muncipal taxes,it is not just provide and paying this taxes he is suppose to know the rules too. finance ministers can only draw a road map,and manage the taxes collected and expenditure to be done.it is a statement of intend.and our past budgets have gone away from the intends so many times. so it does not matter anyways,they are not serious about anything. it brings them in front of cameras and implementation is were the most important thing is ,which lies in the hands of public as beurocrates,as tax payers.as demand creators,as savers.budget can only give you estimates and intends .what is done after thebudget that counts.
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when the world is ssuffering from liquidity crisis this the time for governments to infuse liquidity in the system. India budget 2009-10 was a step towards it. by deficit fiscal policy we can infuse more money. but this great deficit should not be monetised more than 20 percent if government wants to do it. all other moves have been taken to lead india towards a better business and society tomorrow. normally in all budgets we see that poor people have been always marginalized but this budget have incorporatd all individuals of india. i think in the budgets to come government can do a lot for the people who are still not in main stream like minorities, and tribes. |
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when the world is ssuffering from liquidity crisis this the time for governments to infuse liquidity in the system. India budget 2009-10 was a step towards it. by deficit fiscal policy we can infuse more money. but this great deficit should not be monetised more than 20 percent if government wants to do it. all other moves have been taken to lead india towards a better business and society tomorrow. normally in all budgets we see that poor people have been always marginalized but this budget have incorporatd all individuals of india. i think in the budgets to come government can do a lot for the people who are still not in main stream like minorities, and tribes. |
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when the world is suffering from liquidity crisis this the time for governments to infuse liquidity in the system. India budget 2009-10 was a step towards it. by deficit fiscal policy we can infuse more money. but this great deficit should not be monetised more than 20 percent if government wants to do it. all other moves have been taken to lead india towards a better business and society tomorrow. normally in all budgets we see that poor people have been always marginalized but this budget have incorporatd all individuals of india. i think in the budgets to come government can do a lot for the people who are still not in main stream like minorities, and tribes. |
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I belive its a good budget for the future They had given lot for the rurla sectors of india which is very much needed in the current situation . |
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Yes everybody is talking green, green energy and clean technology and the companies associated with it, but there is very little knowledge known about this technology and the companies, and yes there is too much of ambiguity about all these things,... |
It is very difficult to say at the moment, with investments not coming the way we thought as due to the high inflation which is not being tamed and it is going ridiculously high and all the essential commodities are going out of reach for the common... |
Yes politics has nothing to do with this. Dignity is a persons own thing. If you keep it up you will be respected... |
