In continuation of our letter no. SE/4726 dated June 18, 1992 forwarding the Guidelines for Disclosures and Investor Protection regarding issue of capital, we are enclosing two press releases dated June 18, 1992 and July 16, 1992 issued by SEBI providing further clarifications on the subject, for your information and necessary action.
Please refer to our letter No.SE/3050 dated April 09, 1992 advising you, inter alia, to inform the PSUs which approach your Exchange for listing of their shares to send a set of disclosure documents to SEBI and to your Exchange, particularly the relevant information required in the abridged prospectus (“Memorandum” under Section 56(3) of the Companies Act, 1956). In this connection.
Please ensure immediate compliance to the above instructions as they are in the context of requirements of the ensuing Parliament session.
These guidelines will apply to all issues of capital made by companies hereafter. However, those companies holding consents from the controller of Capital Issues granted prior to the promulgation of the Ordinance may proceed with the issues on the terms and conditions contained therein, subject to the requirement that the guidelines now issued by SEBI would also apply to such issues to the extent they are not inconsistent with the terms of the CCI consents.
In respect of further issues, if there are no promoters, the “promoters contribution” will mean contribution by directors, friends, relatives, associates and contribution from them shall not be less than 25% or 20% of the total issue of equity capital as the case may be, with lock-in period of five years.
Please refer to the circular F.No.4/16/SE/19 dated August 19, 1991 on the above subject issued by the Stock Exchange Division, Ministry of Finance directing the Stock Exchanges to implement certain measures in the interest of long term growth of the Stock market and for ensuring investor protection.
You would be aware about the recent revelations about the alleged involvement of a few member brokers of the stock exchanges in the reported unauthorised practices adopted in the market for Government Securities which in turn enabled them to influence trading in and prices of shares in the stock exchanges.
Circular No. 628-Income tax The Board had vide Circular No. 422, dated 19-6-1985 (see Clarification 2) decided that the penalty proceedings under section 271B of the Income-tax Act, 1961, for failure to comply with the provisions of section 44AB should not be initiated for assessment year 1985-86, in cases where
Circular No. 627-Income tax Section 5(1)(xxa ) of the Wealth-tax Act, 1957 provides for exemption from wealth-tax in respect of value of equity shares in any company of the type referred to in clause (d) of section 45 which is established with the main object of carrying on the business of manufacture or production of any one or more of the articles or things specified in the list in the Ninth Schedule to the Income-tax Act, where such shares form part of the initial issue of equity share capital made by the company after the 28th day of February,
Circular No. 626-Income tax Please refer to Board’s Circular No. 617, dated 22-11-1991 regarding deduction of tax at source from interest other than ‘interest on securities’ under section 194A of the Income-tax Act with particular reference to the new provisions in relation to deduction of tax from interest on time deposits with banks.
