The notification substitutes revised tariff value tables for edible oils, precious metals and areca nuts. While tables are formally updated, most tariff values remain unchanged, effective 25 February 2026.
ICAI has established a new branch in Korba under Regulation 159 to expand its regional presence. The move enhances administrative reach and professional engagement in nearby areas.
ICAI has modified its earlier notification to remove Jhalawar from the Kota Branch jurisdiction. The change, effective February 2026, reflects administrative restructuring under the Chartered Accountants Regulations.
IFSCA released draft regulations mandating authorisation, net worth, risk management, and governance standards for Electronic Trading Platforms in IFSCs. Cryptocurrencies are expressly barred from trading under the proposed framework.
The Disciplinary Committee held that reconstituting the Committee of Creditors without authority and filing contradictory affidavits misled the Adjudicating Authority. The IP’s registration has been suspended for three years.
The Government has retained wheat exports as “Prohibited” but allowed shipment of 25 Lakh Metric Tonnes under specified conditions. Detailed modalities will be notified separately, maintaining regulatory control.
The government has permitted export of an additional 5 LMT of wheat flour under HS Code 1101, even though exports remain classified as Prohibited. Detailed procedures will be notified separately by DGFT.
The draft regulations introduce a structured framework for engagement of IFSC Financial Advisers by Financial Institutions. The move aims to enhance advisory-stage oversight and align IFSC with global regulatory standards.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has introduced CCFS-2026 allowing companies to file pending annual returns by paying only 10% of additional fees. The scheme offers a one-time compliance relief from 15 April to 15 July 2026.
ROC Ahmedabad imposed penalties after finding prolonged non-compliance with mandatory Independent Director requirements. The ruling underscores that delay in board composition compliance attracts adjudication under Section 454.
