MCA extends the last date for filing of CRA-4 (cost audit report) for all eligible companies for the FY 2018-19, without payment of additional fee till 31st December, 2019 vide General Circular No. 12/2019 Dated:- 24th October, 2019.
The issuers of Commercial Papers (CPs) have shown interest to list CPs for trading on Stock Exchange(s) with a view to broadening investor participation in CPs. Accordingly, to enable listing of CPs and to ensure investor protection, it is important that issuers make appropriate disclosures at the time of listing and on a continuous basis.
As per Rule 3 (1) of Kerala Flood Cess Rules, 2019, only taxable persons are liable to file Kerala Flood Cess Return in Form KFC-A and to pay Kerala Flood Cess. If the taxable persons has no supply liable to Kerala Flood Cess during a Financial Year, they are not liable to file Kerala Flood Cess Return.
Section 29 of the Assam GST Act categorically ordains a Proper Officer to cancel registration of a taxpayer that yields no revenue to the exchequer or does not comply with the mandatory provisions of return submission within a definite time or obtained registration with fraudulent motif.
SGST Dept. – Goods and Service Tax – Action against Return Defaulters – Special Drive for Cancellation of Registration of Return Defaulters -instructions issued- In the interest of revenue, registration of all the return defaulters who had failed to file returns has to be cancelled to ensure that the non-filing of return will not cost the exchequer.
This Circular gives guidelines on issues such as allowing transitional credits under GST, as per revised return, verification of CST declarations, verification of MVAT credit etc.
Resignation of an auditor of a listed entity / its material subsidiary before completion of the audit of the financial results for the year due to reasons such as pre-occupation may seriously hamper investor confidence and deny them access to reliable information for taking timely investment decisions.
Since KYC Registration Agencies (KRAs) perform important function of maintaining KYC records of the clients in the securities market, it is desirable that KRAs have robust Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience framework in order to provide essential facilities and perform systemically critical functions relating to securities market.
Quarterly reports containing information on cyber-attacks and threats experienced by QRTAs and measures taken to mitigate vulnerabilities, threats and attacks including information on bugs / vulnerabilities / threats that may be useful for other QRTAs should be submitted to SEBI in soft copy to rta@sebi.gov.in.
With regard to periodic audit as specified in paragraph 58 of Annexure 1 of the SEBI circular dated December 03, 2018, it has been decided that auditors qualified in following certifications can audit the systems of depository participants and stock brokers to check the compliance of Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience provisions:
