Tax cuts, easier bond rules on the cards: How India plans to attract more foreign investment
The Indian government, led by PM Narendra Modi, has cleared an ordinance to amend the Income Tax Act, aiming to attract more foreign investment by offering tax exemptions and easing bond rules.
- The Union Cabinet has cleared an ordinance to amend the Income Tax Act.
- The proposed tax exemption is expected to attract more foreign investment in India.
- Easier bond rules are also on the cards to boost foreign investment.
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