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Union Budget 2017- Arun Jaitley's No-Frills Budget Seeks to Ease Notes Ban Shock: 10 Points

Finance Minister presented his first Budget after demonetisation He defended notes ban saying its impact would not spill over to next year Income tax halved for those earning between Rs 2.5 to 5 lakhs

Union Budget 2017: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented his first budget after November's notes ban
Union Budget 2017: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented his first budget after November's notes ban
To cover his spending promises, focused on the poor, the Finance Minister has raised the fiscal deficit target to 3.2 per cent of the GDP for 2017-18, higher than the 3 per cent pledged earlier. But he has vowed prudent fiscal management and said he was committed to a 3 per cent fiscal deficit the year after. Continuing with the government's war on black money, Mr Jaitley has proposed a ban on all cash transactions above Rs 3 lakh...
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