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Trade margins on generic drugs to be capped at 50 pc — No levies on medicines for cancer and HIV/AIDS
The Government has also suggested that the Maximum Retail Price should be inclusive of all taxes and drug's name, its MRP, as well as date of manufacture and expiry should be printed in both English and Hindi. More

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CPI wants rationalisation of corporate tax exemptions
THE Communist Party of India has urged the Government to strengthen the securities transaction tax (STT) and rationalise corporate tax exemptions. The party also sought the imposition of a nominal tax on FII outflows. CPI leader Mr A.B. Bardhan ... More



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