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Tax reforms means changing the way taxes are managed or collected. Tax reforms involve making the system more accountable, and... View Article
Tax reforms means changing the way taxes are managed or collected. Tax reforms involve making the system more accountable, and... View Article
The Ministry of Finance in consultation with other Ministries and NITI Aayog prepares the Union Budget. The nodal body for... View Article
K. Shanmukham Chetty presented the first ever budget of Independent India on 26th November 1947. Before independence, it was British... View Article
Currently one can say that the budget presented by the Government is deficit budget. Rs 34,83,236 crore is the proposed... View Article
Deficit budgets are better suited for developing economies. Whenever there is a recession, a deficit budget will help in generating... View Article
The 2 main parts of a Government budget are revenue and expenditure of the Government. The Government gets its major... View Article
The 5 different types of budgeting used by companies are financial budget, cash flow budget, master budget, static budget, and... View Article
The 7 different types of budgeting used by companies are strategic plan budget, cash budget, master budget, labor budget, capital... View Article
The Indian budget i.e. the Union Budget was presented on the last working day of February till 2016. Post 2016,... View Article
Based upon the revenue expected by the Government and based on the estimated expenditure of the Government, the budget of... View Article
Government budgets in India are of three different types. Surplus budget, balanced budget, and deficit budget are the three different... View Article
Based on the estimates there are three types of Government budgets in India, they are, surplus budget, balanced budget, and... View Article
For 2020-21, the fiscal deficit was at 9.3% of the GDP. In the revised budget estimates, the Government had estimated... View Article
Fiscal deficit is usually mentioned in absolute terms or as a percentage of GDP. Fiscal deficit means the excess expenditure... View Article
Desert Development Programme was introduced to minimise the adverse effect of drought and control desertification through rejuvenation of the natural... View Article
Important elements of Drought Prone Area Programme: Providing employment to the people in drought-prone areas and creating productive assets. Initially,... View Article
Under Hill area development Programme, the National Committee on the Development of Backward Area in 1981 recommended that all the... View Article
HDAP was initiated during Fifth Five Year Plan. The features of the Hill Area Development Programme are: It covers 15... View Article
In order to arrest the accentuation of regional and social disparities, the Planning Commission introduced the ‘target area’ and target... View Article
The economic development of a region depends upon its resource base. But sometimes resource-rich regions also remain backward. Economic development... View Article