“We expect the government might make the common man happy by giving them higher tax benefits ,more interests on savings account ,lower interest rate on housing and education loan and the most importantly no more hike in petrol diesel prices opposite to what happened in the previous budget .We don’t expect any major changes in stability of tax rates, although nominal GDP growth is expected .In the past we have seen all the sectors, mainly industrial suffering from the effect of recession but that might be not the case at least this time."
Wednesday 20 February 2013
‘Pre-Budget Expectation’
“We expect the government might make the common man happy by giving them higher tax benefits ,more interests on savings account ,lower interest rate on housing and education loan and the most importantly no more hike in petrol diesel prices opposite to what happened in the previous budget .We don’t expect any major changes in stability of tax rates, although nominal GDP growth is expected .In the past we have seen all the sectors, mainly industrial suffering from the effect of recession but that might be not the case at least this time."
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