Budget 2011

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Budget leaves IT unimpressed

Hyderabad: The information technology (IT) sector is disappointed at Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's union budget for 2011-12 for not extending tax incentives and hiking the Minimum Alternate Tax

So, where will Pranab get his cash from?

New Delhi: Here's a look at where Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee expects the money to come from to fund his Rs.12.58 lakh crore (Rs.12.58 trillion or $280 billion) federal budget:

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Budget: IT exemption limit raised to Rs 1.8 lakh

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Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday proposed to enhance the income tax exemption limit to Rs 1.8 lakh for the next financial year, from Rs 1.6 lakh now.

No special IT benefits for women: Pranab

New Delhi: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today kept the income tax exemption limit unchanged for women at Rs 1.90 lakh while increasing it for men and senior citizens.

Mukherjee, in his 2011-12

Salary earners with income till Rs 5 lakh need not file returns

New Delhi: Salary earners having an income of less than Rs 5 lakhs will not have to file tax returns from this year, a finance ministry official said.

"Salaried people, may be up to Rs 5 lakh...they

'Interest subsidy on Rs.15 lakh housing loan'

In a boost to the housing sector, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday said low-cost housing loans of Rs.15 lakh would be eligible to get an interest subsidy of one per cent.

Boost to housing sector finance

Various steps have been taken in this year’s union budget to give a boost to housing sector finance.

Pranab may dole out tax sops to salaried class, farmers

Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee holds the economic survey 2010-11 report at the parliament in New Delhi

Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee is likely to give tax concessions to the salaried class and offer incentives to farmers in his Budget 2011-12 tomorrow to give relief from high prices and keeping an eye on elections in five states.

Rail budget 2011: Fair hike unlikely

New Delhi: Railways are unlikely to carry out any major changes in passenger fares in the Rail Budget for the eighth year in succession, even as more than 100 new trains could be announced, including

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