UKIBC Roundtable – Post Budget Analysis
The Union Budget 2020-2021 is due to be announced on 1st February 2020. With this in mind, UK India Business Council (UKIBC) are hosting an exclusive roundtable to discuss the details of the Union Budget and how this may impact the economic cooperation between both countries.
India’s Union Budget will define the Government’s priorities for the next twelve months and beyond. Join UKIBC to discuss these updated priorities and the opportunities that the budget presents for UK trade and investment. We will decipher what the new budget means for India’s economy, what this means for existing UK activity in India, and new opportunities to be pursued.
UKIBC had the pleasure of having our members attend our Pre-Budget discussions in Delhi in October 2019. A number of our members came forward to share their recommendations, which we submitted to the Government of India, specifically the Chief Economic Advisor, the Revenue Secretary, the Chairman of the PM-EAC, and the Finance Minister. We are certain this roundtable will offer an in-depth and exclusive analysis of the implications of the newly announced Budget.
We are delighted that Raj Julleekeea, Tax Partner at PwC UK, will join us on the day to share his expert insights. He is a qualified Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser and has been with PwC in the UK since 1997.
Raj has a varied client portfolio in a variety of industry sectors. He has more than 25 years of experience in corporate taxation and specialises in international taxation, advising groups on structuring and financing of cross-border transactions and the tax impact of changes to business models. Raj advises a number of Indian groups investing in the UK or via the UK and UK groups investing in India. Raj is part of the UK-India Group and spent time in PwC India on secondment.
