Start-ups eco system is always dynamic and volatile. They are always in search of the innovative funding and that also in a cost effective manner. In order to promote start-ups, government always comes out with innovative initiatives either they give exemption from regulatory requirements or provide cost effective funding. One of the step taken by […]
1. Introduction High Value transactions are transactions which are incurred in high denominations. From last few years income tax department is shaking hands with all the other related Govt. departments from which it can procure financial information and trace all the persons who are spending high amount but are not filing income tax return or […]
Amidst ongoing spurt of pandemic , every business entity is finding alternative way to conduct their businesses. One of the popular method is Online Selling of Goods / providing Services to the customers to fulfill their needs. However one needs to take into account provisions of Goods & Services Tax before starting online businesses. Definition […]
April 2020 Union of India & Ors. Vs Exide Industries Limited & Anr. (Supreme Court); Civil Appeal No. 3545/2009; 24/04/2020 Supreme court upheld the constitutional validity of section 43B(f) of income tax Act i.e. deduction is available only on actual payment of leave to the credit of employee BT India Private Ltd. Vs ITO (Delhi […]
Where the Government subsidy is intended as an incentive to encourage entrepreneurs to move to backward areas and establish industries, the specified percentage of fixed capital costs, which is the basis for determining the subsidy, is only a measure adopted in the scheme to quantify the amount of subsidy and it is not a payment directly or in directly to meet any portion of the actual costs of assets.
Trade and commerce is one of the important aspects to determine the development of a nation as it helps to enhance and build up a strong economy. But in quite a few months the world has witnessed a huge downfall in the economy as the ongoing pandemic had a great impact on trade and commerce worldwide.
Section 184 of the New Act relates to ‘Disclosure of interest by directors’. The object of Section 184 of the New Act is to bring to the notice of the directors the conflict of interest and duty of any of their colleagues on the Board.
With the constant support and inputs of all Council Colleagues, many initiatives have been undertaken and with this instant communication, we are pleased to share with you some of the technology-oriented initiatives undertaken by your ICAI for the benefit and betterment of all
Exposure Draft of Guidance Note on Revenue from Operations in case of Contractors (Last date of comments: August 31, 2020) – (01-08-2020) Exposure Draft Guidance Note on Revenue from Operations in case of Contractors (Last date of comments: August 31, 2020) Research Committee The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (Set up by an Act […]
ICAI is committed to provide the best services to its members. Considering the same, the International Affairs Committee of the Institute has assigned a dedicated Foreign Desk to take up overseas Member’s queries at ICAI HO level, to coordinate and communicate effectively the concerns/inputs/Queries of different ICAI Chapters/Representative Offices and ICAI members based abroad.
