No member of a Legislature or office-bearer of a political party or Judge or Government servant or employee of any corporation or any other body owned or controlled by the Government shall, while visiting any country or territory outside India, accept, except with the prior permission of the Central Government, any foreign hospitality:
IBC Code is structured around timebound resolution of the corporate debtor. Any stakeholder does not have liberty to interpret the provisions which are contrary to the intent on the grounds that in his or her understanding explicit provisions do not warrant a particular action. Seeking extension of time on expiry of deadline is essential requirement […]
In re Sivantos India Pvt. Ltd. (GST AAAR Karnataka) AAAR held that Since the parts and accessories of hearing aids falling under tariff item 9021 90 10 are not specifically mentioned in any of the entries of the exemption notification No 02/2017 Central Tax (Rate) and are also not specifically mentioned in either Schedule I, […]
AAAR set aside order of AAR for failure in giving a ruling on question of taxability under GST on services provided by assessee on the grounds that it involves determination of place of supply which is beyond its jurisdiction. Held that, the AAR was incorrect for failing to make a ruling on the matter. Further, remanded back the case to the AAR for fresh consideration.
These regulations may be called the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) (Fourth Amendment) Regulations, 2022.
ESIC notifies that Companies who have obtained ESI number through MCA portal, are now required to apply for ‘dormant’ status, if they are having employees less than threshold limit or zero no. of employees for the coverage under ESIC Scheme as on 31.10.2022. Employees’ State Insurance Corporation No. P-11/14/19/Misc/02/2022-Rev. II Doted: 21 .11.2022 To All RDS/Directors […]
I was happy to be part of the Conference in which productive discussions were held on emerging trends in tax evasion, use of technology for detecting frauds and use of digital forensics as an investigation tool.
Describing audit as a powerful and inescapable tool of good governance, Shri Dhankhar cautioned that the absence of audit or inefficient audit would lead to system degeneration. He also called for increased focus by CAG on the instances of utility certificates involving massive public funds not being imparted for long by governmental entities.
The accounting profession has to remain in tune with the technological changes and keep in step with the new disruptive business models of the 21st century. This was stated by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India in Mumbai today.
