Experts suggest that the government should reconsider the share buyback tax to boost economic growth and encourage investments
Share Buyback TaxEconomic GrowthInvestmentsDouble TaxationBusiness EnvironmentReal Estate NewsJul 29, 2024
Share buyback taxation refers to the tax imposed by the government on companies that buy back their shares from shareholders.
The share buyback taxation policy was introduced to discourage companies from distributing their profits to shareholders rather than investing in the business.
Vijay Kedia, a renowned market expert, suggested the revocation of the share buyback tax to promote economic growth and encourage investments.
Double taxation on dividends has led to a significant decline in investments and economic growth, particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Experts suggest that the government should revoke the share buyback tax to create a business-friendly environment that encourages investments and promotes economic growth.
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