The UK overhauled crypto promotion laws after widespread misleading ads. Only FCA-approved firms can now market cryptoassets.
The 2026 FEMA Regulations replace the fragmented 2015 framework with a single, consolidated regime for goods and services. The key takeaway is simplified compliance and stronger monitoring of foreign exchange flows.
The article analyses gaps in India’s current tax incentives for ESG compliance. It concludes that existing measures are inconsistent, inefficient, and insufficient to drive meaningful sustainability outcomes.
This roundup captures key tax, GST, customs, and financial sector updates released during the week. The key takeaway is improved clarity on exemptions, compliance, and regulatory boundaries.
This explains how courts can order the release of money seized or frozen during cyber-fraud investigations. The key takeaway is that victims may obtain interim relief, but only subject to legal safeguards, sureties, and judicial discretion.
Explains why car insurance is mandatory in India, the penalties for non-compliance, ad how uninsured driving can expose owners to heavy financial liability
Explains how routine corporate operations and mismanagement can cross into criminal fraud, highlighting the role of intent in triggering serious legal consequences.
This article clarifies when e-invoicing is mandatory for export supplies under GST. It explains that only taxable exports require e-invoices, regardless of whether an LUT is filed. The key takeaway is that LUT affects tax payment, not e-invoice applicability.
In recent interactions with taxpayers across sectors, a recurring concern is the intensity of GST compliance oversight. Most of the time, notices arrive often without prior interaction, deadlines feel tighter, and even small compliance gaps can trigger scrutiny from the GST department.
The Goods and Services Tax was introduced with the promise of simplification, uniformity, and certainty. However, for several years after its implementation, GST functioned with a deficiency—the absence of the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT). A tax system no matter how well designed cannot operate effectively without a credible and accessible dispute resolution mechanism.
