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This is Deloitte’s Analysis page entirely dedicated to the discussion and deconstruction of the Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas (from Dispute to Trust) Bill 2020. The Finance Minister of India, Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman, tabled the Bill in the Lower House on February 5, 2020. It looks to quickly resolve the 4,80,000 income and corporate tax disputes pending with different Appellate Forums of the country. Know everything you need to here as Deloitte brings to you detailed reports and webcasts, the links of which are here on this page and in one place. What is in it for you? The entire build-up to the Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas Bill 2020 is aligned chronologically for you on this dedicated page. Right from the inspiration that drove the Finance Minister to place this Bill on the table to Deloitte India Partner, Ashutosh Dikshit, explaining the finer nuances of the Bill in detail, this is your go-to link to engage directly with all the information you will ever need about the Direct Tax s

The Union Budget 2020 speech went on for a record time. And the nuances specific to your interest are hard to miss. This is Deloitte’s dedicated page to the Indian Union Budget 2020 for FY21 where you can get your required details in almost every topic. We have highlighted the top 10 Budget highlights. We have also posted our Webcast series here. We have included a detailed analysis of the entire budget and we have discussed specific industry impacts. Every post is your ultimate and quick guide to the Union Budget. The complete information you will ever need. 2020’s Union Budget was important for very specific reasons. India is currently facing an economic slowdown, right at the back of impressive growth, and the pressure was on the Government to implement policies to bring the economy back on track again. Economic advisors around the world have sounded their alarm regarding India’s current economic condition. World bodies have also slashed their growth predictions related to

Deloitte has brought out its 8th annual millennial survey on Indian millennials and Gen Z. The report has revealed the views of the respondents on economic, social, political, career, and other aspects. The survey included millennials who were born between January 1983 and December 1994. During the survey, 13,416 millennials shared their views from 42 countries and 3,009 Gen Z respondents from 10 countries. Key Findings of the Millennial Survey Low Optimism towards Economic, Social and Political Progression   Both millennials and Gen Zs have shown their pessimistic views due to ongoing economic and social progress. They have expressed little faith in traditional institutions and have doubts about business motives.   The primary reason behind this lack of optimism has been economic downturn of the late 2000s. It is because the sluggish labor market during the recession has left negative effects on wages and career paths. Priorities and Aspirations of Millennials and Gen

This article/report on ‘Future of Mobility/Travel and eVTOL Aircraft’ from Delloite Insights compiled by Robin Lineberger, Aijaz Hussain, and Vincent Rutgers explore the new era of air traffic ecosystem that is already in the making and expected to grip the modern society by 2030. The central attention lies in the Hybrid-Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing vehicles or more commonly known as the eVTOL aircraft which are capable of transporting both passengers and cargo within the urban boundaries. The piece starts with reference to Delloite’s recent five-part publications on the future of mobility and seamlessly flows into the discussions of eVTOL’s potential journey and hindrances that lie ahead. The eVTOL evolution through Delloite’s lens The authors explain the future journey of the eVTOL technology by basing their observation on the necessities that this air traffic management system has already or will need to address. Under the Elevating the Future of Mobility section,