A comprehensive roundup of the latest ED and CBI investigations covering money laundering, corruption, builder-bank nexus, and financial fraud. The update highlights major enforcement trends and key regulatory developments across India.
This guide explains the key provisions of the COFEPOSA Act, 1974 and the 1976 amendment. It highlights how the amendment strengthened preventive detention powers, extended detention periods, and modified procedural safeguards.
While permitting extensive investigations, the Court has clarified that allegations alone do not establish criminal liability. Any determination of guilt must be made through the judicial process after evidence is examined.
This update compiles key statutory deadlines across multiple laws for June 2026. It highlights filing requirements under income tax, GST, FEMA, and company law. The takeaway is a complete roadmap for timely compliance.
The document compiles 85 recent developments across financial regulation, anti-corruption enforcement, corporate investigations, anti-smuggling actions, and national security probes. It highlights increasing scrutiny, regulatory reforms, and inter-agency coordination.
The update highlights the Supreme Court’s split verdict on Section 17A of the PC Act concerning prior approval for investigation of public servants. The issue has now been referred to a larger Bench for final adjudication.
The report highlights major investigations by CBI, ED, DRI, SFIO, and NIA into NEET paper leaks, bank frauds, betting apps, and terror financing. It shows how Indian agencies are expanding enforcement against organized financial and economic crimes.
Budget 2026 retains existing income tax slabs but revises TCS, STT, and compliance timelines. The key takeaway is simplified procedures, rationalized penalties, and expanded exemptions across sectors.
The Enforcement Directorate levied penalties after finding misrepresentation in FDI receipts and improper reporting of foreign inward remittances. The adjudicating authority held that the contraventions were substantial and systemic under FEMA, 1999.
ITIRS 2018 encourages citizens to report substantial tax evasion, guaranteeing confidentiality and structured rewards. False reporting is punishable, and irrecoverable taxes are excluded from reward claims.
