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The draft directions require compulsory registration once assets cross ₹1,000 crore. Regulatory intensity now rises with systemic importance.
Navigate the latest NBFC regulations with insights on RBI’s revised framework. Understand the layers (Base, Middle, Upper, Top) and exclusive requirements. Stay informed on NOF increments, NPA norms, Risk Management, Disclosures, and more. CA Rahul Sureka provides a comprehensive guide.
Reserve Bank of India has mandates all NBFC’s to file NBFC returns in XBRL mode starting from FY 19-20. I have tried to cover all possible FAQ on XRBL returns through this article in FAQ form for better understanding and quick reference; Q1 What is XBRL return? Ans. XBRL stands for eXtensible Business Reporting Language. […]
RBI on 22.10.2021 issued Revised Regulatory Framework for NBFC vide RBI/2021-22/112 DOR.CRE.REC.No. 60/03.10.001/2021-22 dated 22.10.2021 wherein following important changes has been prescribed highlights of which are as under:- Highlights 1. Cap on IPO funding by NBFC: – starting from 1.4.2022 RBI put ceiling limit of Rs. 1 crore perborrower for IPO Subscriptions. 2. Frame work […]
Complete Guide on Section 206C(1H), Section 194Q including TDS/TCS rate in case non Pan/ Non- filer? An analysis of Section 206C(1H), Section 206CC, Section 206CCA, Section 194Q, Section 206AA and Section 206AB. All about TCS on Goods Various discussions are going on about the applicable rate of TCS and TDS on various forums in case […]
What is Cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrency is not a traditional ‘currency’ but is a virtual or digital representation of money’s worth and not something which is available in a tangible and physical form. Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that can be exchanged online for goods and services, but uses an online ledger with strong cryptography to secure […]
Maharashtra Sales Tax Department has published ‘List of Suspicious Dealers, who have issued false bills, without delivery of goods. Such dealers have commonly referred as ‘hawala dealers’ The fact that the list purports to name only ‘Suspicious’ Dealers and not ‘confirmed hawala dealers’.
Yes, in certain case even if assessee received money through proper banking channels still it may attract tax @ 82.50% if assessee could not explain its source, identity and creditworthiness etc of the lender/giver of the amount to the satisfaction of Assessing Officer
Now-a-days Income Tax department investigates alleged trading/investment in shares and securities with collusion/connivance with any listed companies or with share broker by conducting Search/ Survey or by asking details u/s 133(6) of the Income Tax Act 1961.
Master Direction – Non-Banking Financial Company –Non-Systemically Important Non-Deposit taking Company (Reserve Bank) Directions, 2016 amended up to 17.02.2020. Till now NBFC’s with an assets size up to 100 crore and NBFC with an assets size between 100 crore to 500 crore to file annual return in NBS 8 and in NBS 9 respectively, which […]
