The amendments focus on reassessment timelines, electronic communication, and procedural clarity. The changes aim to reduce litigation and improve efficiency in tax administration.
The recognition is based on alignment with global regulatory frameworks like PFMI. The ruling highlights India’s commitment to international standards. This boosts investor confidence and global integration.
PFRDA introduced multiple NAVs to reflect different fee structures for government and non-government subscribers. The change ensures accurate charge allocation but temporarily restricts certain transactions during transition.
SEBI has proposed allowing Gift PPIs for mutual fund subscriptions to attract new investors. The framework includes strict safeguards on funding, ownership, and usage limits.
The issue involved persistent technical glitches affecting statutory deadlines. Officers highlighted delays caused by system inefficiencies, urging urgent intervention to prevent time-barred cases.
The issue revolved around concerns of exemption removal under the new tax regime. The Government clarified that the exemption continues unchanged, ensuring no adverse impact on eligible defence personnel.
The issue involved regulatory ambiguity around the absence of a defined micro-cap category. SEBI suspended fresh investments while allowing redemptions and later clarified norms to prevent such gaps.
The issue involved widespread misuse of social media by unregistered financial influencers. SEBI acted by escalating content for removal and strengthening disclosure norms to protect investors.
MPTCA urges the Finance Ministry and CBDT to reconsider the proposed late fee for delayed tax audit reports in the Finance Bill, 2026, citing disproportionate burden.
A practical webinar will explain the real-world approach to conducting statutory bank branch audits efficiently. The session covers planning, risk identification, documentation, and common mistakes auditors must avoid.
