The government Friday announced an array of steps, including removal of withholding tax on Masala bonds, relaxation for FPIs, and curbs on non-essential imports, to
Day: September 15, 2018
JPMorgan: Govt may have to sacrifice growth to reduce fiscal deficit: Jahangir Aziz, JPMorgan – The Economic Times
Fix CAD, fiscal deficit first: Jahangir Aziz, JPMorgan Highlights When CAD and fiscal deficit go up, bond yields go up and exchange rate depreciates. The
GST: Taxpayer with turnover over Rs 2 cr need GST audit certificate, will be arduous job for auditors
Fortunately, the Government has prescribed 2 different certifications as part of GST Audit Format – one where reconciliation statement is drawn and audited by statutory
Essar Steel bid: ArcelorMittal to Supreme Court: Will pay dues if Essar Steel bid accepted–Economic Times
ArcelorMittal told the Supreme Court it would lift the escrow on Rs 7,000 crore and pay the money owed by Uttam GalvaNSE 3.86 % and KSS Petron, companies in which
Ironing out the GST wrinkles – The Financial Express
The GST Amendment Bill of 2018 is the first ever revision to the supreme law regulating the GST. The Monsoon Session of the Parliament will
Playing with fire on duty cuts for petrol and diesel – The Financial Express
Right now, the highest rate of taxation under GST, however, is 28% though the GST law allows for this to be raised to a maximum
SC observation: ‘NCLT must not step in at every stage’ – The Financial Express
The Supreme Court on Thursday said the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLTs) and the appellate tribunal should not entertain petitions by the concerned parties at
Domino effect – The Hindu BusinessLine
The IL&FS downgrade has lessons for many other financial market constituents The ruckus that has followed the recent credit downgrade at project financier Infrastructure Leasing
Insolvency process: Banks to seek RBI clarity on SC’s status quo order | Business Standard News
Bankers will approach the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to seek clarity on whether they can proceed with insolvency proceedings against stressed corporate debtors. This follows