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New Tax Regime 2023: Should you opt for the new tax regime 2023?

May 07, 2023May 07, 2023

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More than a year after the ₹25,938 crore production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for India's auto sector came into effect, qualified manufacturers await clarity on whether they will receive sops for the first year of the programme.

Byju's has sued its lender Redwood, an American investment management firm, and its related entities in the New York Supreme Court for accelerating the repayment of a $1.2 billion Term Loan B (TLB). This marks a new twist in the long-drawn saga playing out between the Indian edtech major and its lenders even as Byju's missed its quarterly interest payment of about $40 million for the TLB that was due on June 5.

Sequoia Capital, the marquee Silicon Valley investor in early-stage companies, has broken away from its India and China partnerships, signalling a retreat from Asia for the fund that had backed technology giants Apple and Google in its early days.

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How tax slabs will change under the new tax regime Who stands to benefit from the new tax regime? Annual income: Rs.7.5 lakh Annual income: Rs.10 lakh Annual income: Rs.25 lakh Annual income: Rs.60 lakh Annual income: Rs.6 crore