October 13, 2026
Business

Datanomics: Lower tax buoyancy, not GDP, weighs on Centre’s finances(Soban News)

Slower nominal GDP growth in FY26 may not hurt deficit math, but weak tax buoyancy and a slipping tax-to-GDP ratio signal rising stress on revenue collections

​Slower nominal GDP growth in FY26 may not hurt deficit math, but weak tax buoyancy and a slipping tax-to-GDP ratio signal rising stress on revenue collections by Soban News (international And National News)

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