Registration for Practical Training Assessments on December 8 and 29, 2019 The next practical training assessments are being scheduled on December 8 and 29, 2019. The students who have completed their 1st/ 2nd year of practical training during January 1 – September 30, 2019 are eligible to appear in these tests. The students who have […]
Magnolia Mayura CHS Ltd. Vs Union of India (Bombay High Court) Petitioner’s appeal before the CIT(A) was dismissed on 31st March, 2016. The Petitioner’s application admittedly made on 9th August, 2016 after the Appeal was dismissed. This application came to be rejected on 22nd September, 2016, as there was no appeal pending. The order of CIT(A) […]
One of the most significant changes observed on implementation of the Code is the behavioural change in the stakeholders involved in the resolution process.
Suman Poddar Vs ITO (ITAT Delhi) The evidences put forth by the Revenue regarding the entry operation fairly leads to a conclusion that the assessee is one of the beneficiaries of the accommodation entry receipts in the form of long-term capital gains. The assessee has failed to prove that the share transactions are genuine and […]
The income tax Appellate Tribunal while hearing an Appeal under Section 254(1) in a matter where registration under Section 12(AA) has been denied by Commissioner income tax can itself pass an order directing commissioner to grant registration in case the income tax Appellate Tribunal disagrees with the satisfaction of the Commissioner on the basis of material already on record before the Commissioner.
IBC Code is one of the most crucial reforms initiated in recent years that represents a paradigm shift for insolvency resolution in India. The Code is a game-changer in the sense that it motivates the management and promoters of firms to avoid default as their inefficiencies to operate above the optimum level may lead to shift in control and management of the firm away from existing promoters and managers
It might be useful to assess how the IBC Code is influencing the behaviour of various participants in the chain of economic growth. According to the author, they can be grouped into six broad categories, viz., lenders, operational creditors, borrowers, entrepreneurs, workforce and the economy at large.
In the area of insolvency regulation, economists and scholars estimating the costs and benefits of regulation encounter formidable problems. The most important of which is identifying a reasonable benchmark with which to compare the current system. Unfortunately, such a counterfactual does not exist globally.
Swarupama Chaturvedi* ‘…happy to note that in the working of the Code, the flow of financial resource to the commercial sector in India has increased exponentially as a result of financial debts being repaid.’ Justice R. F. Nariman1 Hon’ble Supreme Court of India hailed the working of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (Code) in […]
The Income Tax Department conducted search on 9th October 2019 on a prominent business group in Karnataka which runs multiple educational institutions. During the course of the search, the modus operandi of conversion of seats which were originally to be allotted by merit through counselling by MCC maliciously into institutional quota seats through dropout system has been unearthed.
