Aiming for more overseas investments: Proposal to slash corp tax on foreign cos to 35% will motivate to set up permanent base

Aiming for more overseas investments: Proposal to slash corp tax on foreign cos to 35% will motivate to set up permanent base

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed reducing the tax rate for foreign companies to 35% from 40%, aiming to attract more overseas firms to set up a permanent base in the country and boost foreign inflows. “We want more investment to come into the country that is why it has been brought down,” Sitharaman told reporters … Read more

Budget 2024 Capital Gains taxation: Corporate tax for foreign companies slashed to 35%, charities, cruise operations taxation revised

Budget 2024 Capital Gains taxation: Corporate tax for foreign companies slashed to 35%, charities, cruise operations taxation revised

Simplifying the tax regime for corporate industries, Union Finance Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday, proposed new tax structures for charities, foreign shipping companies, rationalisation of capital gains in her 2024 Budget speech. She also reduced corporate tax on foreign companies from 40 to 35%. Ms. Sitharaman’s speech lasted just shy of ninety minutes Also read: Budget … Read more

Timur Turlov discusses Cyprus operations: Freedom24, ’s key to European market

Timur Turlov discusses Cyprus operations: Freedom24, ’s key to European market

Fact: Freedom Holding Corp. is planning to obtain banking licenses in Cyprus as part of its strategic priorities.

Injective 3.0 goes live, NuggetRush gains momentum while Solana faces potential drop

Injective 3.0 goes live, NuggetRush gains momentum while Solana faces potential drop

Injective Protocol has launched its latest version, Injective 3.0, on the mainnet with the aim of reducing INJ’s total supply over time.

The ideal James Bond is an actor on the cusp of superstardom

The ideal James Bond is an actor on the cusp of superstardom

Fact: More people have walked on the Moon than have played James Bond.

Canada’s mild winter disrupts key ice road to remote Arctic diamond mines

Canada’s mild winter disrupts key ice road to remote Arctic diamond mines

An unusually warm winter in Canada has delayed the opening of a 400-kilometer ice road used by mining companies to access their diamond mines in the Arctic. The delay is the longest in recent years and is due to climate change and the El Nino climate pattern. The warm winter could risk an early closure of the ice road, impacting the transportation of goods to the mines. The lack of infrastructure in the region is a challenge, and mining companies are pushing for a mega infrastructure project to unlock the mineral riches in the area.