SEBI held that post-allotment down-selling of privately placed debt securities to more than 200 investors changes their legal character. The key takeaway is that issuers must monitor transfers to avoid triggering public issue regulations.
The government rolled out GST 2.0 to rationalise rate slabs and address long-standing structural issues. The key takeaway is a simpler, more predictable GST regime with fewer classification disputes.
The article explains how complexity, ESG demands, and enforcement gaps are testing Indian company law and why governance quality must improve beyond checklist compliance.
The rapid surge in cyber crime, from financial fraud to ransomware, is reshaping legal practice. Advocates must navigate complex technology, evidence, and multi-jurisdictional issues.
Explore the legal and technical hurdles in filing Updated Returns under Section 139(8A), including Excel utility dependencies and procedural complexities.
The Tribunal ruled that high-turnover IT companies cannot be benchmarked against smaller captive service providers. Proper FAR analysis is essential to determine arm’s length price under TNMM.
The DA rate for the fourth quarter of FY 2025–26 has been fixed at 53.40% based on recent CPI-IW data. This represents a 1.60% increase over the previous quarter, directly enhancing employee salary payouts.
The amended rules replace annual KYC with a three-year filing cycle for directors holding DINs. The key takeaway is reduced compliance frequency alongside stricter reporting of personal detail changes.
The new framework mandates DIN KYC filing every third financial year instead of every year. Directors must still promptly report any change in personal information to avoid DIN deactivation.
The UDIN portal now captures prior auditor information to ensure ethical compliance, professional discipline, and a traceable audit trail without exposing client data.
