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There were some customs and excise duty changes in the Budget 2006-07 presented by Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday. So how will these changes affect you? Will the things you use everyday become costlier? Or will they be cheaper now? Find out...

Technology TVs [Get Quote]     Flat screen TVs   Mobiles   Set Top Boxes 10.84% Up   Laptops   Digital Cameras   Ipods   DVD Players   Computers 8.13% Up   MP3 Player 4.90% Down               Household Appliances Air Conditioners   Washing Machine   Kitchen Appliances Refrigerators   Kitchen Glassware 5.42% Down   LPG Stoves Rs2000/unit 5.3% Down   Dish washing machine   Microwave             Food & Beverages Fruits   Dairy Grains   Vegetables   Meat 10.84% Down   Poultry 10.84% Down   Fish 10.84% Down   Condensed Milk 10.61% Down   Edible oil 6.32% Down   Aerated Drinks(Soft Drinks) 4.08% Down   Beverages like tea and coffee Rs 1/Kg Down   Biscuits 5.30% Down   Packed Foods 5.80% Down   Packaged Milk Products(Icecream) 8.98% Down   Aerated Drinks(Mineral water) 8.16% Down                 Fuel LPG   Kerosene   Petrol   Diesel             Luxury Goods Cigarettes   Alcohol Gold Jewelry   Precious stones   Leather Accessories (ties, belts, bags, shoes)   Clothes and Fabrics   Cosmetics (imported makeup accessories, perfumes)   Domestic Toiletries: Soap, shampoo, shaving cream     Automobiles and Two wheelers Tyres Motorcycles   Miscellaneous Medicines(Life saving drugs & kits)   Software 5.42% Up   Books   Baby Care Products   Newspapers & Magazines   Real estate and property   Writing Printing & Packaged Paper 2.71% Down   Man made fibre yarn 5.42% Down   Man made filament yarn 5.42% Down     R&R Services Retaurants Cinemas/Theatres Beauty parlours   Household Services Telephone services Water supply Garage services   Public Services Banking services Hospitals Taxis & Buses Complete Coverage: Budget 2006 - 2007 7333: The Latest News on Your Mobile! Share your comments  What do you think about the story? Read what others have to say: Number of User Comments: 4 Sub: 12% Service Charges on usage of ATM It is truely horrifying that using ATM facility to withdraw our own money will cost us 12% -- Isn't it a madness in a scenario ... Posted by Rajendra Rajani Sub: ATM under tax net. This is rediculus and not done. What the govt. is trying to prove? Promote Cash transaction for tax evasion? God save the wisdom. Posted by Anuj Sub: Big tax increase on service class The service tax on ATM and debit/credit card is a big :-((. especially for the service class which are the biggest users of such services. ... Posted by Pargat Sub: Budget It is very unfortunate that ATM withdrawal services are now taxable and it is 12%. Credit Card / Debit Card transaction is also taxable – ... Posted by Ravinder Kumar Gupta Disclaimer Article Tools Email this article Top emailed links Print this article Contact the editors Discuss this article Copyright © 2006 Rediff.com India Limited. All Rights Reserved.