While tech companies get a chance to wire up a new set of customers, consumer goods firms, including HUL & Future Group, are hoping to
Day: June 10, 2019
Chartered accountants facing ‘most heat today’ as norms are strong: Corporate Affairs Secretary Injeti Srinivas – The Economic Times
Amid instances of frauds at companies, chartered accountants are facing the “most heat today” as strong auditing and accounting standards are in place, according to a senior government official. The remarks
GST Council likely to fix Rs 50 crore turnover threshold for e-invoice under GST, to meet on June 20 – The Financial Express
The finance ministry is likely to propose Rs 50 crore as the turnover threshold for entities to generate e-invoice on a centralised government portal for
Export subsidy programme to be phased out to meet WTO norms – The Financial Express
The US has dragged India to the WTO, claiming that New Delhi offered illegal export subsidies and “thousands of Indian companies are receiving benefits totaling
MCA to look at new framework for credit rating agencies for strong corporate governance – The Economic Times
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs is likely to take a relook at a new framework of credit rating agencies as a strong corporate governance structure is essential for a
Revised guidelines on bad loans will sustain improvement in credit culture: RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das – The Economic Times
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das Saturday said revised guidelines to deal with stressed assets will sustain improvement in credit culture as it provides for additional provisioning, a strong
Jet Airways fallout: Cross-border insolvency norms to be amended – The Financial Express
Last month, the lenders and management of Jet Airways were in a fix over the legal implications of a Dutch court declaring the defunct airline
BoB puts accounts worth over Rs 9k cr on block as NCLT process gets delayed – The Economic Times
The bank, which has become the third largest lender after it amalgamated Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank with itself in April this year, has narrowed
GST Council to meet on June 20, may fix Rs 50 cr turnover threshold for e-invoice under GST – The Economic Times
The ministry is planning to roll out the e-invoice system by September. The finance ministry is likely to propose Rs 50 crore as the turnover
RBI’s new bad loan norms incomplete–Economic Times
The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) replacement for the February 12 Circular, which the Supreme Court had struck down on technical grounds, does not really
Export subsidy programme to be phased out to meet WTO norms – The Financial Express
The US has dragged India to the WTO, claiming that New Delhi offered illegal export subsidies and “thousands of Indian companies are receiving benefits totaling
GST Council likely to fix Rs 50 crore turnover threshold for e-invoice under GST, to meet on June 20 – The Financial Express
The finance ministry is likely to propose Rs 50 crore as the turnover threshold for entities to generate e-invoice on a centralised government portal for
From LPG cylinder blast to criminal case, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Make-in-India cloud over shipping industry Shipping companies have taken to court a notification and a circular issued under the Merchant Shipping Act implementing “Make in
RBI’s new circular on stressed assets may not hit lenders’ provisions hard | Business Standard News
The revision in stress resolution guidelines is unlikely to have a significant impact on the provisioning and earnings of corporate lenders, as banks have already
Resolution reset – The Hindu BusinessLine
RBI’s revised debt management rules must be accompanied by systemic reforms The RBI’s Prudential Framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets, a diluted version of a