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Demonetisation doesn't promise halt on black money inflow

New Delhi: Demonetisation may wipe out the present stock of black money held in cash from the economy but cannot eliminate the ill-gotten wealth converted into assets such as gold and real estate, Assocham said on Tuesday.

However, the industry body has suggested measures like lowering stamp duty on property transactions to tackle the menace.

"Invalidating existing high-denomination notes addresses the stock of black money but does little to address future flows. Eliminating such flows will require further reforms like lowering stamp duty on property transactions, electronic registration of real estate etc," the Assocham study said.

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DRT orders banks to start recovery of loans from Mallya, firms

The Goan Network
Published Jan 20, 2017, 12:00 AM IST
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Headline: DRT orders banks to start recovering from MallyaPTIBengaluru In yet another blow to 'wilful defaulter' Vijay Mallya, Debt Recovery Tribunal on Thursday ordered the SBI-led consortium of banks to start the process of recovering over Rs 6,203 crore, at 11.5 per cent annual interest rate, from the embattled tycoon and his companies in the Kingfisher Airlines case. “I hereby ask the bankers to start the process of recovery of Rs 6203,35,03,879 and 42 paise at the…

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