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Centre to hike Delhi’s share in taxes
The Capital can look forward to spending more on development projects.
Updated on: Jan 18, 2013, 24:07:09 IST
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The Capital can look forward to spending more on development projects.
The Delhi government said the central government has agreed to consider its demand to hike its share in central taxes from the current Rs. 325 crore to Rs. 3500 crore and to treat the capital on par with other states on funding from Central Finance Commission to civic bodies.
Chief minister Sheila Dikshit made these demands at a pre-budget consultation meeting with Union finance minister P Chidambaram yesterday.
Dikshit demanded a substantial hike in the central taxes share which stands frozen at Rs. 325 crore since 2001-02.
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