India’s investment roadmap is made on columns of economic stability, infrastructure expansion, policy reform and digital change. India offers a unique opportunity for investors, with its youth workforce, growing consumer market and commitment to stability.
To revive participation in both foreign institutional investors (FII) both primary and secondary markets, the government should prioritize investor -friendly tax reforms and regulator, promote a more favorable investment climate. Strengthening the ease of trading through streamlined compliance structure and policy simplification will accelerate entrepreneurial activity and attract global investments in major areas, unlocked fresh capital flows and strengthen India’s financial markets will be strengthened .
In the next decade, it will be important to shape India’s trajectory as a global economic power plant, and the investors who align with this development will be at the forefront of one of the most dynamic economic changes of the 21st century.
The Economic Survey 2024-25 underlines the remarkable progress obtained under GST regime. A striking will for this success, an average of an average monthly GST collection of ₹ 1.66 lakh crore in FY 2014. This strong growth strengthens the efficacy of GST in running the fiscal flexibility, compliance and strengthens the base by compliance and an extended. In addition, the state tax boom has seen an important uptrend, which has increased from 0.72 during the pre-GST era (2012-2016) to 1.22 in the GST period (2017-2023), which highlights raising more efficient revenue Is.
As an approach to Budget 2025, there is widespread anticipation for policy measures aimed at further refining GST processes. Major expectations include the initiative to streamline compliance – especially for MSMEs – and a rationalization of tax slabs to reduce structural complications. Such reforms will suit the government’s ongoing commitment to increase ‘ease of trade’ and promote a dynamic economic scenario. It is widely expected that the Finance Minister will address these important aspects in the upcoming budget speech, potentially to encourage consumption, promote investment and accelerate economic pace do.
– Author, Krishna Arora, Grant Thornton is a partner in India and India Investment Advisory Services Leader. Thoughts are personal.
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first published: February 1, 2025 9:31 AM First
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