Taxing super-rich could be counter-productive: HDFC Bank's Aditya Puri

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PTI: Mumbai, Feb 18 2013, 22:20 IST

to stick to the road-map of fiscal consolidation.

Puri informed that HDFC Bank is the largest player in the credit cards business, commanding a 35 per cent market share, and its portfolio stands at Rs 10,000 crore, the largest in the industry.

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Atma Gandhi | 19-Feb-2013Reply | Forward

Tax Policy should be sensible i.e. neither like 97% in past not current where in Rich get lot of exempt income. Every income beyond certain level should be taxable.