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The Government has said that it is looking into violation of the Companies Act, 1956 by some Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises. Giving this information in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha, the Minister for Corporate Affairs, Shri Sal Full Article

The ministry of corporate affairs, or MCA, is drawing up an amnesty scheme for companies that haven't been able to file their annual returns and balance sheets in the 2008-09 fiscal and before that with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) and liable to penalties for missing the deadline. Full Article

Over 3.7 lakh companies have not filed annual returns and balance sheets, which is mandatory under the Companies Act, for the fiscal year 2008-09, Parliament was informed on Friday. Full Article

The initial probe of the corporate affairs ministry into the affairs of the IPL franchises has revealed that some of them had failed to submit their annual reports , including balance sheets, for different years for which they have now been issued show-cause notices with a caution that failing to respond could invite criminal action. Full Article

The Core Group, constituted by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for convergence of Indian Accounting Standards with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) from April, 2011, that held its meeting on 11th January 2010 agreed that in view of the roadmap for achieving convergence, there will be two separate sets of Accounting Standards u/s Section 211(3C) of the Companies Act, 1956. Full Article

We read a host of data and information on merger and acquisition in 2009.We found global data regarding merger and acquisition and many cases every economy data too. But I am not going to repeat the same old data for any type of analysis. I will try to bring forth the upcoming trend and foresight of the merger and acquisition in 2010 which will derive the growth as well as consolidation of industries across the nations. Full Article

An increasing number of companies are extending their accounting period to facilitate the change in financial year from January-December to the commonly-followed April-March cycle. By doing so, the companies would be required to publish balance sheet only for the fiscal year which is also the statutory requirement under Income-Tax Act, instead of preparing separate financial statements for two different accounting periods. Full Article

The Reserve Bank today said the domestic banks do not have much exposure to the debt-ridden Dubai World and hence their balance sheets will not be materially affected from the crisis. In the larger context, the rating agency Moody’s also today said the ratings of Asian banks are not likely to be downgraded, unless there is a massive restructuring in Dubai. Full Article