The immediate benefit of Single Tax would be to reduce the sale prices of land to nominal ones. Landowners would no longer find it profitable to keep idle lands, wrote DM Kulkarni in 1960.
It is argued that India-Israel ties are moving from buyer–seller dynamic to one focused on joint development & manufacturing partnership, a shift 'more durable' than traditional arms sales.
If Pathaan gave both conservatives and liberals room to hide, Dhurandhar extends no such courtesy. Aditya Dhar ripped open that tent of hypocrisy and turned the knife.
what the writer fails to mention is that on this platform the sellers are forced to sell at an unreasonably low rate. for example – service providers who provide any type of manpower services such as security guards, peons, malis etc can only bid at one fixed rate of 1.18%! after factoring in income tax tds and the gst tds, the supplier is left with a negative cash flow. it is impossible to run a contract with this type of cashflows.
Thanks Divya for this article. It is purely informative as I had never heard about this scheme of the government. It is so refreshing to read a purely incremental report like this without the typical judgement imposed on behalf the ghostly ‘sources’ and ‘experts’. Wish ‘The Print’ and all newspapers have more such pieces where facts are explained first to the full – and then examined and evaluated by mundane, real, flesh-and-blood persons.
what the writer fails to mention is that on this platform the sellers are forced to sell at an unreasonably low rate. for example – service providers who provide any type of manpower services such as security guards, peons, malis etc can only bid at one fixed rate of 1.18%! after factoring in income tax tds and the gst tds, the supplier is left with a negative cash flow. it is impossible to run a contract with this type of cashflows.
This seems like a Government pamphlets.The stake holders have not been asked for their views. Check out with and find out the ground reality
Thanks Divya for this article. It is purely informative as I had never heard about this scheme of the government. It is so refreshing to read a purely incremental report like this without the typical judgement imposed on behalf the ghostly ‘sources’ and ‘experts’. Wish ‘The Print’ and all newspapers have more such pieces where facts are explained first to the full – and then examined and evaluated by mundane, real, flesh-and-blood persons.