The RBI extended the time for realisation of export proceeds from nine to fifteen months due to global uncertainties. This decision addresses delays caused by geopolitical tensions and logistical disruptions.
The government amended the earlier notification by replacing Table 1 with a revised duty structure. This change impacts applicable customs rates and compliance requirements for specified goods.
The government amended the earlier notification by replacing Table I, II, and III with updated duty structures. The change impacts applicable rates and conditions for specified goods under customs law.
CBIC removed the value cap on courier exports to boost e-commerce and trade flexibility. The reform allows seamless exports and reduces reliance on traditional cargo modes.
The government notified a statutory commission for tax benefits under section 10(46A). The exemption applies from AY 2026-27 subject to continued eligibility conditions.
The ROC held that no penalty is leviable as the company filed its annual return within 30 days of the notice. The ruling highlights that timely compliance can nullify penal consequences under the Companies Act.
The ROC imposed penalties for failure to follow mandatory secretarial standards in company meetings. The ruling highlights strict enforcement of compliance obligations under the Companies Act.
The ROC penalized directors for not holding mandatory Board Meetings. The ruling emphasizes strict compliance with governance requirements under the Companies Act.
ROC imposed penalties for not filing DIR-12 to record director resignation. The ruling highlights strict compliance requirements for maintaining statutory records under the Companies Act.
The authority rejected reliance on indemnity agreements to avoid statutory liability. It held that directors remain accountable for compliance failures regardless of private arrangements.
