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New Delhi Postpones Tax Rules for a Year
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The Indian government pushes back implementation of General Anti-Avoidance Tax Rules to April 1, 2013. India's budget deficit was 5.9% of GDP in the year ended March 31, 2012, and is increasing. The current account deficit - difference between exports and imports of goods and services- is about 4% of GDP, and is also increasing.
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