equalisation
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the act of making equal or uniform
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Introduction of educational equalisation fund to help improve the learning conditions in terms of infrastructure, learning and teaching material among a plethora of issues that can help in bridging the gap between rural and urban education.
Over two dozen non-resident tech companies would come under the purview of the equalisation levy as introduced in Budget 2020-21.
The equalisation system transfers funds from insurers with lower-than-average claim costs to those with higher-than-average claim costs.
The government on Thursday notified the changes in the manner of collection of the 2% equalisation levy on earnings originating from India for non-resident e-commerce platform operators.
Equalisation will take two generations.
Senate Finance and Budget committee has recommended the approval of the controversial County Wards Development Equalisation Bill, 2018, but with a raft of changes as suggested by various stakeholders during public participation.