Sep 20, 2022
By: soniya.tiwari@timesinternet.in
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TCS pays 6.8 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government. The IT major is the second most valued company in India.
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Tata Steel pays 8.4 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government. The company is the world's second-most geographically diversified steel producer.
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JSW Steel pays 6.6 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government. The steel producer is India's first company to produce 1 crore tonnes of steel per annum.
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One of India’s leading insurance companies, LIC pays 2.9 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government.
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Reliance pays 1.6 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government. The company continues to be India’s largest exporter with access to markets in over 10 countries.
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Oil marketing company Indian Oil pays 1 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government. The company operates the largest and the widest network of petrol and diesel stations in the country.
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The Indian global outsourcing and technology consultant company pays 6.7 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government.
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ITC pays 7.6 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government. The Indian conglomerate company has the largest market share in the tobacco sector.
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Hindustan Zinc is one of the world's largest and India's only integrated producers of Zinc-Lead and Silver. The company pays 14.5 percent of its total revenue as taxes to the government.
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NTPC pays 3.6 percent of its revenue as taxes to the government. The power major is India’s largest energy and power utility company.
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