We request you to kindly consider introduction of CSR Compliance Certificate by a Company Secretary in Practice, independent professional and reporting thereof in a dedicated format in form of CSR Compliance Certificate.
Kindly consider introduction of CSR Compliance certificate by an Company Secretary in Practice, independent professional and the reporting thereof in a dedicated format in the form of CSR Compliance Certificate which shall be attached with the e-form for CSR. Also, we would like to suggest that initially obtaining the said CSR Compliance Certificate be mandated
Digitally Sealed Expression of Interest (EOI) is invited by Chief General Manager, MH Telecom Circle, BSNL Mumbai- 400054 for hiring of professional CA Consultants for Accounts and Taxation wing of BSNL Maharashtra Telecom Circle Office from prospective Chartered Accountants/CA Firms, as per eligibility conditions in the bid documents and who have working office at Mumbai for providing these services in respect of items shown in Section – III, Part-A for a period of One Year from the month following the month of Agreement.
An independent CSR Audit/ Review and issue of CSR Audit/Review Report by the Company Secretaries in Practice shall not only give the existing CSR mechanism much needed support and give necessary comfort to the stakeholders, regulators and the society at large that the companies are Complying with the legal requirements but will also give authentic information about the Utilisation of CSR funds by the companies in specified CSR activities. The proposed coverage of the CSR Audit is placed at Annexure I.
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Introduction : The Benami Transaction (Prohibition) Act, 1988 (Unamended Benami Act) was a small Act with only 9 sections. Through introduction of The Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Amendment Act, 2016, w.e.f. 1st November, 2016, the Unamended Benami Act was amended wherein the sections were increased from 9 to 72 sections and the name of the said […]
SEBI Circular on Non-compliance with certain provisions of SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018 (ICDR Regulations)
An Amendment Act was brought by the Government to meet reducing the undue delay in the cases of dishonor of cheques and to provide payment of interim compensation to the complainants. The MSME’s in particular have been representing that due to delay tactics, easy filing of appeals and obtaining stay on proceedings, the very purpose of section 138 of the NI Act was being frustrated.
Under section 194DA of the Act, a person is obliged to deduct TDS, if it pays any sum to a resident under a life insurance policy which is not exempt under sec 10 (10D). At present, TDS is required to be deducted @ 1% on such sum at the time of payment. However, TDS is not deductible if the amount of such payment is less than one lakh rupees.
Drugs and medicines are classified as goods in GST as it involves selling of drugs and medicines from one to another in a systematic chain i.e. Manufacturer sells to Wholesaler and wholesaler to retailer on an Invoice/bill of supply. Such goods have a defined life term which is normally referred to as the date of expiry. Goods which have crossed their date of expiry are returned back to the manufacturer, on account of expiry, through the supply chain.