The government’s move to increase the monetary threshold for filing appeals in tax cases will give relief to small and medium businesses, acting finance minister Piyush
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Lenders may be allowed to change NCLT bench – The Economic Times
Many in the corporate world are shaken by Reserve Bank of India’s queries on foreign investments that companies have received over the years, the declarations they have to give
EXCLUSIVE | Bankruptcy Code: Are homebuyers secured financial creditors? Read builder agreement carefully – The Financial Express—–R
MS Sahoo, the chairman of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India that notified regulations for corporate resolution process last week, also says an insolvency
Essar Steel lenders ask NCLAT to speed up resolution process – The Financial Express
Lenders to the bankrupt Essar Steel on Wednesday urged the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) to speed up the resolution process as they were
SEBI may require firms to raise 25% of financing needs from bond market – Today’s Paper – Business Line
SEBI may make another attempt at building a vibrant market for trading in corporate bonds. On Wednesday, SEBI Chairman Ajay Tyagi said the regulator would
Why reverse charge mechanism must stay – OPINION – Business Line
Implementation, even if staggered, will not only help expand the tax base but also improve transparency The recent proposals to amend GST rules include one
Macro stability at risk | Business Standard Column
A few months ago, at the start of calendar 2018, India’s macroeconomy seemed in reasonable shape. The world economy was growing at its fastest in
How to use Facebook to promote your business – The Economic Times
We recommend trying out various permutation and combinations to see which keywords and target audience works best for your business. As the largest social media website, Facebook is easily
Amidst all the hoopla, GST problems remain | Business Standard Column
In an overall assessment, the problems faced by a section are unlikely to get much attention Last Updated at July 9, 2018 06:31 IST Last
Learning from Singapore | Business Standard Column
Not the city state’s single-rate GST structure, but its system of advance announcement of rates deserves emulation On February 19, 2018, the Singapore government announced
Advance ruling in GST: Classification-related disputes top the list | Business Standard Column
Till now more than 80 advance rulings have come.If one peruses them, it is apparent that classification-related rulings top the chart with more than 40
Project Sashakt: Several steps backward | Business Standard Column
There is no clarity on to how and why this will be different from the futile efforts of the last four decades in handling bad
GST ministerial panel puts off two issues; Council to meet on July 21 | Business Standard News
The GST ministerial panel led by Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi put off two key items — the reverse charge mechanism and digital payment incentives — in its meeting on
A checklist for filing IT returns – Business Line
Select the correct ITR form; know the heads of income and the deductions available It is that time of the year when taxpayers are busy
The gap between intent and implementation – Business Line
A year on, the anti-profiteering provisions under GST leave much to be desired As we complete a year since the roll-out of the Goods and
Nothing new in Mehta panel report – Business Line
None of the recommendations give an immediate handle to attempt early resolution of NPAs in banks From a reading of the Sunil Mehta Committee report
Old wine, new bottle – Business Line
The Sunil Mehta panel’s proposals on the banks’ NPA problem are anything but original Project ‘Sashakt’ — the Sunil Mehta-led committee’s five-point plan on bad
India has reacted well to US tariff hikes – Business Line
Postponing the levy of retaliatory duties and giving some room for resolution of the matter is tactically the right thing to do Last month, when
New e-KYC form for company directors notified – Business Line
Company directors who fail to file their annual e-KYC form will now have to pay ₹ 5,000 fees, said the Corporate Affairs Ministry (MCA).₹₹ MCA
Red alert on the rupee – Business Line
The Indian currency is in the limelight again, as escalating trade war, spike in crude oil prices and incessant fund outflows dragged it to a