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Though Dubai depends less on oil income, fluctuations in crude oil prices have affected all sectors of its economy. The slowdown took its toll on the small and unorganised sectors in the form of unpaid outstanding dues for companies, unpaid wages for workers and large scale job losses.

Debunking a ghost town story

A new six-month visa will be introduced for job-seekers who overstayed their visa but wish to work in the country.

2 July 2018 5:12 AM IST

Lack of clarity in GST law as to the applicability of provisions and complex return filing procedures were the major problems.

Bumpy roads delay GST's promise

One of the major pull factors for the tax net was the input tax credit, but the bigger trigger was capturing of the data...

1 July 2018 7:07 AM IST

The government is considering converting GST Network- which is handling the IT infrastructure of the new indirect tax regime - into a state-owned company, an official source said.

Consumption-led states get an advantage

It appears that the GST has brought in a competitive edge for consumption-led states.

1 July 2018 7:00 AM IST

According to sources in the finance department, the GST collection was not expected to be so high and hence it had asked the Centre for a compensation of Rs 6500 crore.

Ease of doing business to be key for states

One of the advantages of the GST regime is the elimination of multiple taxes.

1 July 2018 6:54 AM IST

The Mumbai zone of the Central GST Commissionerate has mopped up revenue of Rs 72,509 crore till February this year, tax officials said.

States reluctant to include fuel, liquor

Liquor, LPG, natural gas, aviation turbine fuel (ATF), petrol and diesel are exempt from GST.

1 July 2018 6:50 AM IST

The government is considering converting GST Network- which is handling the IT infrastructure of the new indirect tax regime - into a state-owned company, an official source said.

GST marks federal nature of Indian Constitution

The powers of the Centre and the states were clearly demarcated.

1 July 2018 12:01 AM IST

United States President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping earlier this year in Beijing. (Photo: AP)

Trump's tariff war

Several countries have either threatened to retaliate or have retaliated against the targeting of their imports by the...

24 Jun 2018 6:53 AM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures as he speaks during a plenary session on the occasion of World Environment Day in New Delhi. (Photo: AFP)

Trade war and India

Taking cue from the US, India can also strive to restart many of its fading industries which slowed down due to the huge...

24 Jun 2018 6:45 AM IST

The words We Indians are drilled into the minds to check divisiveness.

Constitutional lessons

We have TV anchors shouting hoarse declaring everyone who does not agree with them as anti-nationals.

19 Jun 2018 5:48 AM IST

The government plans to have more benches of the National Company Law Tribunal on the basis of case load, a senior official said on Wednesday amid rising number of insolvency cases coming up before the NCLT.

It's tough to teach

The more productive effort would be to make our public servants understand the law and the Constitution.

19 Jun 2018 5:32 AM IST

According to the law ministry statistics, the Union government is a party to 46 per cent of cases pending in courts and is hence one of the biggest litigants, a tag it wants to shed. Over 3.14 crore cases are pending in courts across India. (Representational image)

Let's teach our children fundamental rights. And duties

Education for democracy and in democracy are absolutely essential for the success of a democratic experiment.

19 Jun 2018 5:22 AM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his party will not leave any stone unturned in transforming Tripura. (Photo: AP)

Lateral Entry: An Elixir for a moth eaten system

The primary focus of the civil services created by the British Raj was on law and order and revenue collection.

17 Jun 2018 6:44 AM IST