The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 22, 2003

Stamp duty rates for property transactions cut in TN
STAMP duty rates for registering property transactions have been slashed to a uniform 8 per cent across Tamil Nadu. Earlier, it was 13 per cent in urban areas and 12 per cent in rural areas, both inclusive of a 5 per cent surcharge. An order ... More

FINANCIAL POLICY

Payments in foreign exchange — Tax exemption on travel-related services restored
THE Centre has restored service tax exemption on certain services for which payments are received in India in convertible foreign exchange. Services such as those provided by a tour operator to anyone in relation to a tour, or to a customer by ... More

INTERVIEW

`Next priority will be investment, population control'
AT the Jaipur Press Club where the Rajasthan Chief Minister, Mr Ashok Gehlot, addressed a press conference on Friday, he was brimming with a quiet confidence. He fielded questions with ease and aplomb, waiting for the right time to deliver ... More

E-GOVERNANCE

TN plans to network district HQs with Secretariat
THE Tamil Nadu Government plans to establish a computerised communication network - Tamil Nadu State Wide Area Network - in two phases. The first phase will link the Secretariat and the 29 district headquarters. In the second phase, all the ... More

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