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    Bharati Vidyapeeth s Institute of Management Studies & ResearchCBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai.

    Finance Committee

    Presents

    BUDGET ANALYSIS2010-2011

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    3 CHALLENGESOF INDIAN ECONOMY

    1) To achieve 9% GDP Growth Rate and to findthe means to attain a Double Digit GrowthRate

    2) To improve the overall economic growth bymaking development more inclusive

    3) To overcome the weaknesses in Governmentsystems, structures and institutions at

    different level of governance

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    GDP GROWTH CHART

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    WHAT LIES IN BUDGET???

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    5 Point SomeoneTax payers

    ConsumersBusiness

    InvestorsEconomy

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    BUDGET & TAX PAYERS

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    TAX RATE CURRENT POST BUDGET

    INCOME EXEMPTED 1,60,000 1,60,000

    10% 1,60,001 3 ,00,000 1,60,001 5,00,000

    20% 3 ,00,001 5,00,000 5,00,001 8,00,0003 0% 5,00,001 & above 8,00,001 & above

    INDIVIDUALS FIGURES (In Rs.)

    TAX RATE CURRENT POST BUDGETINCOME EXEMPTED 1,90,000 1,90,000

    10% 1,90,001 3 ,00,000 1,90,001 5,00,000

    20% 3 ,00,001 5,00,000 5,00,001 8,00,000

    30% 5,00,001 & above 8,00,001 & above

    WOMEN

    TAX SLABS

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    BUDGET & TAX PAYERS

    Maximum tax savings of Rs 51,500 is possible for individuals earning

    an income of Rs 8 lakhs

    Investment in GovernmentInfrastructure Bonds up to Rs20 ,000 exempted from tax

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    BUDGET & TAX PAYERS

    Contribution of Rs 1 000 by theGovernment for the New Pension

    Scheme

    NPS: Annual record keeping cost of Rs 350. Transaction cost of Rs 1 0 per transaction

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    BUDGET & TAX PAYERS

    Raise in TDS Threshold Limits

    Delayed deposit of TDS to attract18% p .a interest against 12% p .a

    Introduction of Saral II form

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    BUDGET & TAX PAYERS

    Tax admin will be computerised

    Contribution to Central

    government health schemes upto Rs 2 0 ,000 exempted from tax

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    BUDGET & CONSUMERS

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    BUDGET & CONSUMERS

    Increase in excise duty from 8% to10% over all classes of goods

    including households & luxuries

    Reduction in excise duty onmedicinal products

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    BUDGET & CONSUMERS

    Increase in price of Petrol & Diesel

    Domestic air travel to cost more

    Solar powered & electric cars toget cheaper

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    BUDGET & BUSINESSSurcharge on Indian firms cut from 1 0%to 7 .5 %

    Effective tax rate becomes 33 .22% from33 .99%

    Minimum Alternative Tax increased to

    18% from 1 5%Effective MAT rate becomes 19 .931%

    Increase in deduction for R&D expenses

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    BUDGET & INVESTORS

    Reduction in surcharge to 7 .5 % is

    also applicable on DividendDistribution Tax

    Formation of Financial Stability &Development Council

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    AUTOMOBILE

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    AUTOMOBILEIndustry has recovered thanksto stimulus

    No major impact of budget onthe industry

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    AUTOMOBILEReduction in direct taxes wouldincrease the disposable income

    Demand for automobiles expected to

    increase

    An ideal option to invest

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    INFRASTRUCTURE

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    INFRASTRUCTURE

    Rs 6, 00 ,000 crores to be invested bythe government between 2 00 9 &

    2014Higher allocation to have a positiveimpact

    Infrastructure bonds made tax freeto the tune of Rs 2 0 ,000

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    CONSUMER DURABLES

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    CONSUMER DURABLES

    200 9-1 0: 1 st 6 months saw amoderate growth

    3 rd quarter: increase in demand by19%

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    CONSUMER DURABLES

    Impact of Budget:

    Increase in disposable incomedue to change in tax slabs

    Hike in excise duty to 1 0% tohave no impact on consumerdurables

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    TELECOM

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    TELECOM13 0 million new mobile subscribersin 2 00 8-2 00 9

    Increase in MAT would have anegative impact on profitability

    Duty on mobile instruments &chargers reduced .

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    OIL & GAS

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    OIL & GAS

    Increase in customs duty acrosscrude oil and petroleum products

    Therefore increase in prices of refinery product

    Increase in price of petrol and dieselProposal to consider Kirit ParikhCommittee Report (LPG & fuel)

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    BANKING & FINANCE

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    BANKING & FINANCE

    16% Credit growth in 2 00 9-1 0Expected to improve to 19% in 2 010-11

    Budget impact:

    200 9-1 0 : Tier I capital infusion was Rs12 00 crores

    Current year allocation : Rs 16, 500

    crores

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    BANKING & FINANCETherefore, increase in holdings of government in public sector banks &

    Increase liquidity in market

    Private sector players and NBFCsmeeting eligibility criteria of RBIwould be granted banking licenses

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    STEEL INDUSTRY

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    STEEL INDUSTRY

    High growth expected inInfrastructure and automobiles

    Demand for steel expected toregister a growth rate of 11%

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    STEEL INDUSTRYProfitability of steel companies isexpected to increase

    2% hike in excise duty would nothave major impact

    Increase in steel price: Rs 500 -750 per tonne

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    AGRICULTURE

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    AGRICULTUREFour strategies of Government

    Enhancing Agricultural

    productionReduction in wastage of produceCredit support to farmersThrust to food processing sector

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    AGRICULTURE

    Nutrient Based subsidy from April1, 2 010

    Extension of Debt relief scheme forfarmers from 31 / 12 /0 9 to30/0 6 / 2010

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    AGRICULTURE

    Interest subventions increased to2% from 1%, there by reducingthe interest rate to 5%Tax relief for setting up cold

    storage, warehouse & also forbuying refrigerated vans or trucks

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    BUDGET & ECONOMY

    Partial exit from stimulus PackageRoad map for reducing Public

    DebtFocus on Infrastructure &Agriculture

    Proposed implementation of DTC& GST from next year .

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    BUDGET & ECONOMY

    Focus on Fiscal Consolidation

    Disinvest of PSUs3G License Auction

    Ensuring availability of fundsfor private players

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    Fiscal Deficit

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    Fiscal Deficit

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    CONCLUSIONHas this budget ignored the Aamaadmi???

    Allocations under utilized

    The budget has not considered anyconcrete steps in higher education &health sector

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    CONCLUSION

    The budget encourages savingsand also provides for ample

    scope for disposable income

    The budget aims at an overallreduction in Fiscal deficit

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    FUTURE

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