Analysis of Guj HC decision on GST forced land deduction in construction service. Understand the impact & legality of 1/3rd land deduction in Real estate transactions.
Learn the step-by-step procedure for altering share capital in a company. Follow the Companies Act, 2013 guidelines for a smooth process.
Understand the implications of GST on BOT projects. Learn about the tax challenges faced by firms investing in infrastructure projects under the PPP system.
Bitcoin’s rise to popularity started in 2010 when the price of one token climbed from tiny fractions of a dollar to about $0.09. Its price has swiftly increased by thousands of dollars since then, often rising and falling within a few hours or days. Its high volatility results from its rapid and hard-to-predict price swings.
Discover the factors that complicate Bitcoins future. Explore the potential benefits and pitfalls of the highly volatile cryptocurrency market.
Like no other, Bitcoin has impacted a revolution with its decentralized peer-to-peer payment system that facilitates instantaneous, secure, and low-cost cross-border transactions. Bitcoin adoption has rapidly infiltrated several global financial sectors, including banking, investments, insurance, and remittances.
Discover the keys to an effective board of directors and how governance plays a vital role in institutional success.
Learn about the Unconstitutionality of deducting one-third of the value of land in GST on Construction Services. Find out the impact of the Gujarat High Courts judgment.
Learn about the basics of banking and Schedule 8 – Investments. Explore investments in government securities, approved securities, shares, debentures, and bonds.
Debts Recovery Tribunals (DRTs), in some recent cases, have dismissed certain Securitisation Applications (SAs) on a peculiar ground of prematurity- ‘no loss of possession of the secured asset’. In the opinion of these DRTs, where neither the symbolic nor the actual physical possession of the immovable property/secured asset was taken by the secured creditor, but only intimation notices to take physical possession of such property were issued by the court receiver appointed under Section 14 of the SARFAESI Act, 2002, the SAs challenging such intimation notices were premature.
