EDGE WEEKLY: Budget 2024: Towards fiscal reforms

The Edge TV 2023-10-16

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Instead of cutting the petrol subsidy, the government raised the service tax and removed the diesel subsidy in Budget 2024. A luxury goods tax and capital gains tax were also introduced. Is this a prelude to more fiscal reforms in the mid-term?
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