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Home >> Budget >> Budget 2006 >> India Union/General Budget 2006-07

India Union Budget 2006 - 2007


EFFECT OF BUDGET ON DIFFERENT SECTORS

  • Peak import duty cut to 12.5% from 15%
  • STT hiked by 25% from existing levels
  • There is no change in the rates of personal income tax or corporate income tax, nor any new taxes are being imposed.
  • Food processing industry has been given a fillip as the condensed milk, ice cream, preparation of meat, fish and poultry, pectins, pasta and yeast have been fully exempted from excise duties.
  • No change in personal, corporate income tax rates
  • Cess on domestic crude oil hiked by Rs 700/tn
  • Leather and footwear industries have been recognized as thrust sectors.
  • Customs on PTA, DMT and & MEG cut to 10% from 15%
  • Excise duty on small cars cut to 16% from 24%
  • No FBT on free samples to doctor No FBT on payment to brand ambassadors
  • Tours & Travel cut down to 5% vs 20% Lodging & Boarding cut to 5% vs 20%
  • Duty on inorganic chemicals cut to 10%
  • To widen the tax net Service tax on: ATMs, Share trasfer agents, PR firms
  • Service tax rate hiked 12% from 10%
  • Excise duty on instant food cut to 8% Aerated drinks excise duty cut to 16%
  • Excise duty on cigarettes raised by 5%
  • Countervailing duty of 4% on all imports of excisable goods
  • To levy countervailing duty of 4% on oil imports
  • Import duty on ores, concentrates cut to 2% from 5%
  • Plastics duty down to 5% from 10% Duties on refractories down to 7.5%
  • Customs duty on manmade fibres down to 10% from 15%
  • Duty on packaging machines down to 5% from 15%
  • Duty on Naphtha for plastics down to 0% Duty on mineral products reduced to 5%
  • Tourism plan spending at Rs 830 cr To develop 15 tourist centres
  • FY'07 non-plan expenditure estimated at Rs 3,91,263 cr
  • FY'06 revenue deficit at 2.6% vs estimated 2.7%
  • Removes cap for MFs on reciprocal foreign holding
  • To set up 3 investment regions for oil sector in FY'07
  • Tax-GDP ratio to go up to 11.2% from 10.5%
  • Indian Infrastructure Investment company to be established
  • Record 34,000 MW to be added under 10th plan 82 projects to be completed in 1-2 years
  • NDS, OM to be extended to some MFS, PFs and Pension Funds
  • Cap on FII investment in corp debt raised to $1.5 bn
  • FIIs investment limit Govt bonds raised to $2 bn
  • To remove 10% cap on overseas investment by Mutual Funds
  • To create unified exchange traded market for corporate bonds
  • 20 bn tn coal to be deblocked for captive power projects till 2012
  • Policy changes will attract more FDI in infrastructure
  • Rs 100 cr fund to help tea growers
  • India has potential to become a gem and jewellery hub
  • To set up investor protection fund
  • Non-tradable securities to be phased out
  • IIFCL has received first proposal for funds
  • Coal to be deblocked for captive power projects till 2012
  • To add about 40,000 MW capacity in 3 years
  • Record 34,000 MW to be added under 10th plan 82 projects to be completed in 1-2 years
  • To double world export share to 1.5% by FY'09
  • Govt to provide electricity to 40,000 villages in FY'06
  • Rs 597 cr provided for non-conventional energy resources
  • Food processing to be top priority sector for bank credit
  • Tourism plan spending at Rs 830 cr
  • EGoM to be set up for cluster development
  • Cluster model for manufacturing and industrial townships
  • Food processing to be top priority sector for bank credit
  • FY'07 mid-day meal allocation at Rs 4813 cr
  • Bulk of spending to go to 8 social sector programs
  • 96% of the project to be completed by June 2006
  • FM says barring mining, all sectors are performing satisfactorily
  • Rural Employment To Get Rs 14,300 cr
  • 96% of Golden Quadrilateral To Be Completed By June 2006
  • Record 34,000 MW To Be Added Under 10th Plan
  • Urban Renewal Mission gets a grant of Rs 4,595 cr
  • Spending on flagship plans at Rs 50,000 cr
  • 50 handicraft villages to be identified for foreign tourists
  • Textile allocation increased by Rs 100 cr to Rs 535 cr
  • Services SMEs to be treated at part with manufacturing SMEs
  • Equity support to state companies at Rs 16,900 cr
  • To raise old age pension from Rs 75 per month to Rs 200 per month
  • To double farm loans in 3 years Short term credit to farmers at 7%
  • RIDF gets Rs 4000 cr for rural roads
  • Special new NABARD credit line for self help groups
  • To double farm loans in 3 years To cut 2 bps on agri loans of upto Rs 1 lk
  • Outcome Budget to be presented on March 17
  • National Rural Health Mission to get Rs 8207 cr
  • To consider taking Hyderabad Metro under the NURM plan
  • Record 34,000 MW to be added under 10th plan
  • Budgetary provision North East up 9 times to Rs 18,696 cr
  • 1.5 lakh teachers to be employed under Sarva Siksha Abhiyan To spend Rs 10,041 cr
  • GBS for FY'07 up 24% at Rs 1,72,720 cr
  • Larger Budgetary support for Bharat Nirman project
  • Rs 944 cr grant given for irrigation in Bharat Nirman
  • Gross Budget Support for FY'07 up 20.4% at Rs 1,72,720 cr
  • NABARD to get Rs 1000 cr corpus for food processing
  • Food processing to be treated as priority sector
  • Outlay for National Urban Mission in FY'07 at Rs 4595 cr
  • Educational allocation up 31.5% to Rs 24,115 cr
  • Rs.14, 300 cr to be spent on rural employment
  • Expects 'continued buoyancy' in capital formation
  • GDP growth likely to be 8.1% in 2006-07
  • To aim for 10% economic growth
  • This fiscal 'best of times' & 'worst of times'
  • Expert Body To Examine Various Aspects Including Tax
  • Urban Renewal Mission Gets A Grant Of Rs 4,595 cr
  • National Rural Health Mission To Get Rs 8207 cr
  • Spending On Flagship Plans at Rs 50,000 cr
  • Allocation For Education Up 31.5% to Rs 24,115 cr
  • Output of foodgrains likely to be 209.3 MT
  • Govt will fund disaster rehabilitation
  • 10,600 Villages To Be Provided With Electricity
  • 87,000 Houses To Be Build
  • Rs 944 cr Grant Given For Irrigation In Bharat Nirman
  • Expects 'Continued Buoyancy' In Capital Formation
  • Govt To Fund Disaster Rehabilitation
  • Foodgrains Output Likely To Be 209.3 MT In 2006-07
  • All Sectors, Barring Mining, Performing Satisfactorily
  • Govt To Aim For 10% Economic Growth
  • GDP Growth Likely To Be 8.1% in 2006-07