As far as the data provided by various data sources in Indian securities markets pursuant to regulatory mandates for reporting and disclosure in public domain are concerned, such data should be made available to users, ‘free of charge’ both for ‘viewing’ the data as also for download in the format as specified by regulatory mandate for reporting, as well as their usage for the value addition purposes
SEBI had stipulated swing pricing framework for mutual fund schemes. Based on the request received from AMFI, it has been decided to extend the implementation date of the provisions of the aforesaid circular to May 1, 2022.
The guidelines with respect to technical issues pertaining to return scrutiny have been issued vide Internal Circular referred at Sr. No. 02. However, there are certain legal issues which have arisen in the course of the work of GST return scrutiny.
Assessment of return non-filers u/s 62 is done as a measure to ensure filing of return. However, the taxpayers are’ detected as non-existent / non-genuine and the registrations are cancelled consequently, the issue of addressing the liability arising out of the UAO has cropped up which is dealt with in this circular.
The following fee structure shall be applicable to all Debenture Trustees in the IFSC a) Application fee of USD 500; b) Registration fee of USD 2,500; For manner of payment for the above fees, refer to the circular Account Details for fee to be remitted to IFSCA dated September 08, 2021.
Relaxation is hereby being given to intermediaries / market participants w.r.t. compliance with the prescribed timelines which has been extended to June 30, 2022 in view of the Covid-19 situation. The aforesaid relaxation shall be applicable for items No. 1-7 mentioned at para no. 2 above.
SEBI mandated submission of nomination details/declaration for opting out of nomination for investors opening new trading and or demat account(s) on or after October 01, 2021. The circular also prescribed mandatory furnishing of the aforesaid information for all existing eligible trading and demat account holders.
SEBI has received requests from various stakeholders to further extend the aforesaid timeline. After consideration of the same, it has been decided that provisions of the said circular dated July 20, 2021 (apart from provisions of Paragraphs 4 and 5) shall come into force with effect from May 02, 2022.
Infrastructure sub-sectors mentioned against the category Social and Commercial Infrastructure do not include BOOT model for Smart Meters or smart meters. Therefore, BOOT model for Smart Meters or smart meters is not covered under the category Social and Commercial Infrastructure and the same is not covered under the definition of Infrastructure under Regulation 2(1)(t) of the InvIT Regulations.
AG Audit – Draft Subject Specifiable Compliance Audit report on ‘Refunds Under Goads and service tax purposed for Inclusion in the Audit report of the Comptroller end Auditor General of India for the year ended 31st march,2020 (Revenue Sector)-Instruction issued-
