Service tax on domestic travel to hit aviation

Kolkata : India | Feb 26, 2010 at 11:40 PM PST

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However, the revised estimate for FY2009-10 was at Rs 11713 crore (Rs 117.13 billion) against the outlay of Rs 12165 crore. However, the budget has increased outlay for AAI to Rs 3094 crore (Rs 30.94 billion) up from revised estimate for FY2009-10 of Rs 2823 crore (Rs 28.23 billion). FULL ARTICLE AT India Abroad

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