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Budget 2018: ‘Senior citizens want tax sops on FDs, rental income- Rakesh Nangia

The Union Budget 2018 is just around the corner and the common man is eagerly waiting to see what the government has in store for him. Keeping in view the inflationary trends in the economy, it is vital to leave more disposable income in the hands of individuals, especially the old and the needy. The senior citizens thus desire that the exemption limit be raised considerably. Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner contributed an article on Budget 2018: ‘Senior citizens want tax sops on FDs, rental income for Financial Express.
Senior citizens want tax sops on FDs, rental income
 

Budget 2018-19: Govt should withdraw dividend distribution tax – Rakesh Nangia

Set to be presented on February 1, the Union Budget 2018 will surely be a challenging one for the government. With bold steps like demonetisation and introduction of GST, it is time again for the government to prove its potential in its final budget before the 2019 general polls. Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner  contributed an article on Union Budget 2018-19: Govt should withdraw dividend distribution tax for Business today .

Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner in a special pre- budget discussion conducted by Moneycontrol.com(Network 18)

The countdown to the Union Budget has already begun and on top of the wishlist remains expectations of people . Will the middle-class have reasons to smile after Finance Minister Jaitley finishes his speech in the afternoon on February 1? Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner in a special pre- budget discussion conducted by Moneycontrol.com(Network 18) discussing things that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley can include in Budget 2018 .
conducted by Moneycontrol

Indians holding undeclared assets in Singapore during 2008-2017 may face penalty, prosecution- Rakesh Nangia

Those who hold undeclared assets or bank accounts in Singapore, or even did so in the past few years, could be headed for trouble with the two countries exchanging financial data under the revised double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) that came into force last year. Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner shares his views on aforementioned story for Economic Times- Front page story.