DGFT has invited comments on proposed amendments to Schedule-II of ITC (HS) 2022 to align export policy provisions with changes introduced by the Finance Act, 2026. Stakeholders have been given seven days to submit their suggestions.
SEBI has consolidated all AIF-related circulars issued up to May 31, 2026 into a single Master Circular. The key takeaway is a unified compliance framework replacing the earlier fragmented regulatory structure.
RBI has designated Canara Bank as the Lead Bank for the newly formed Bajali district in Assam. The circular follows the state’s notification creating and demarcating the new district.
The new payment linkage allows Indian travellers to use UPI apps directly at KHQR-enabled merchants in Cambodia. It marks a significant step in expanding UPI’s cross-border payment ecosystem.
IBBI has prescribed a mandatory format for filing complaints under its Grievance and Complaint Handling Procedure Regulations. The circular aims to streamline complaint submissions by requiring detailed disclosures, supporting evidence, and prescribed fee payment.
IBBI has prescribed a standardized format for filing claims arising from orders passed under Section 220(4) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The circular aims to ensure consistency, transparency, and efficient processing of compensation claims.
IBBI has prescribed standardized forms for registration, information submission, records of default, and dispute reporting by Information Utilities. The circular seeks to ensure consistency, transparency, and reliability in insolvency-related information management.
ROC Kolkata held that filing Form AOC-4 XBRL with an incorrect AGM date amounted to a contravention of Rule 8(3). The order clarifies that certifying signatories are responsible for the accuracy of statutory e-forms and attachments.
ROC Kolkata held that mentioning an incorrect AGM due date in Form AOC-4 constituted a violation of Rule 8(3). The company and certifying director were penalised despite admitting the mistake as inadvertent.
ROC Kolkata held that incorrect disclosure of AGM and AGM due dates in Form AOC-4 constituted a violation of Rule 8(3). The company and certifying director were penalised despite describing the error as a clerical mistake.
