If much higher profits this year do not propel corporation tax revenue to a level higher than the FY19 peak, something must be wrong with corporation tax, writes T N Ninan
India Inc has applauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's resolve to protect the livelihood of the common people and economic activities amid the surge in Covid-19 cases.
The Prime Minister on Thursday asked chief ministers to ensure minimum damage to the livelihood of common people and economic activities as they work to contain the coronavirus
As local authorities impose restrictions in view of Omicron, industry bodies have asked the government to link restrictions to hospitalisation and not the overall case count
Analysts expect a further reduction in the current financial year, helping companies lower interest cost and thereby boosting profitability
The operating margin of India Inc is likely to drop in the December quarter with a 100-120 bps year-on-year decline, as 27/40 sectors are set to see crimped margins despite higher revenue, according to a report. Surging commodity prices and price hikes may help companies report a healthy 16-17 per cent revenue growth to Rs 9.1 lakh crore during the quarter ending December, the Crisil report said on Tuesday. Software major TCS will open the earnings season Wednesday. For the first time in as many as 12 quarters, corporate profitability as defined by the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) margin, is likely to drop by 100-120 bps year-on-year and 70-100 bps sequentially in the December quarter, as 27/40 sectors with 300 companies tracked, excluding financial services, and oil & gas sectors, are likely to see their operating margin shrinking, the report said. According to the analysis, the margin fall will be led by software (230-250 bps fall due ..
The domestic companies had invested $2.23 billion in their overseas joint ventures and fully-owned subsidiaries during December 2020 in the previous financial year
The nimbleness of the HR department is now visible again, with Omicron threatening to derail work
Renew Power, Shriram have queued up to raise dollar bonds after RIL raises $4 bn in India's largest-ever foreign currency bonds issue
Remote to flexi working, only essential travel, and vaccination camps back on the table
India's largest-ever foreign currency bonds issue gives strong base for India Inc's fundraising efforts in 2022
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India Inc to hire more and increase capacity in the new year to meet rising demand
The proposal intended to hike GST rate on apparel from 5 to 12 per cent
In 2020, firms raised Rs 11 lakh crore, including Rs 7.91 lakh crore through debt and Rs 2.12 lakh crore through equity
Panelists at FIBAC say banks lose monopoly of being only source of funding to firms
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FM to meet economists on December 22 for pre-Budget consultations
Sources said NSE's initiative will involve signing a contractual arrangement between the exchange and the company to give the scheme more sanctity
The India Inc leaders, winners of the Business Standard Awards: Celebrating Excellence, were speaking at the 22nd edition of the awards held online