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Changes to boost electronics, investment

New tax law amendments are proposed by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. These changes aim to offer concessions to overseas investors and boost electronics manufacturing. The government plans to extend tax exemptions for specified electronic goods by ten years. It also introduces new exemptions for storing and selling electronic components. These reforms signal a shift towards long-term competitiveness and attracting global capital.

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Changes to boost electronics, investment
New tax law amendments are proposed by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. These changes aim to offer concessions to overseas investors and boost electronics manufacturing. The government plans to extend tax exemptions for specified electronic goods by ten years. It also introduces new exemptions for storing and selling electronic components. These reforms signal a shift towards long-term competitiveness and attracting global capital.
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