The Union Budget is just a day away, Nangia & Co experts share their expectations for following publications:

1. Rajat Mohan, Director contributed an article on GST expectations for Taxmann.

Attached is link to the article https://www.taxmann.com/budget-2017-18/budget/t31/wishlist-for-budget-proposals-for-indirect-taxes-and-gst-2017.aspx

2. Rajat Mohan, Director shares his views on dual control under the Goods and Services Tax for Business Today.

Attached is link to the article http://www.businesstoday.in/magazine/focus/the-consensus-on-dual-control-under-the-goods-and-services-tax-has-only-made-the-new-indirect-tax-law-more-complicated/story/244720.html

3. Neha Malhotra, Executive Director shares her views on Raise income tax slabs forHindu Business Line

Attached is link to the article http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/portfolio/budget-countdown-raise-income-tax-slabs-for-individuals/article9508256.ece

The past year has been an eventful one across economies and industries, but we look to the future with optimism and some very specific expectations for our sector. We hope that the GAAR provisions, which are expected to be introduced from 1 April, 2017onwards, are made effective prospectively for the agreements executed on or after the effective date. Furthermore, the rules for making them applicable should be objective, easy to comprehend and implement. Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner, Nangia & Co shares his Pre- Budget expectations for Assocham.TV: You can watch the videos on below links:

• India Inc. wants cut in corporate tax  http://bit.ly/2jmHaG5 
• Uncertainity in tax laws on http://                                 bit.ly/2j8lAVB 
• Place of Effective Management  http://    bit.ly/2kketGy

The foreign investment landscape in India has witnessed a bout of regulatory activity under the present administration. While the Indian Government has introduced relaxations in the foreign investment regulations and recognised the need to ensure a non-adversarial tax regime, it has also struggled to strike an appropriate balance between its resolve of popularising the “Make-in-India” campaign on one hand, and protecting its revenue base and preventing tax seepages on the other hand. Here is Rahul Jain, Partner, Nangia & Co sharing What are the foreign investor’s expectations from Budget 2017