SEBI’s 2025 amendment mandates that only independent registered valuers can conduct valuations in takeover and open-offer processes. The change aims to eliminate conflicts of interest and ensure transparent, credible pricing in acquisition transactions.
SEBI mandates minimum net worth, liquid net worth, and revenue generation for merchant bankers, enhancing financial stability and compliance in capital markets.
SEBI introduces uniform changes across multiple regulations by substituting registered post with speed post, ensuring standardized and faster communication procedures.
The government notified a historic temple as eligible under Section 80G due to its cultural significance. Deductions apply only for renovation donations capped at ₹50 crore, valid until collection or March 2030.
The Delhi government allows registered taxpayers to rectify GST orders where previously denied ITC is now eligible under section 16(5) or 16(6). The process ensures claims are submitted electronically with proper verification.
SEBI allows SWAGAT-FIs to pay renewal fees every ten years and removes standard investment caps. The amendment is designed to encourage long-term foreign venture capital investment in India.
SEBI amends FPI Regulations to create Single Window Automatic and Generalised Access for Trusted Foreign Investors, simplifying registration and participation requirements.
Several unmanufactured and stemmed tobacco varieties are assigned a 70% rate under the amended schedule. The updated structure consolidates rates across product types for clarity and consistency.
MCA notifies higher financial limits for defining small companies, increasing the paid-up capital cap to ₹10 crore and turnover cap to ₹100 crore. The amendment broadens eligibility and simplifies compliance for more businesses.
Bill outlines a capacity-based cess on machines and processes used to manufacture specified goods, with revenue aimed at national security and public health. It details compliance, verification, enforcement, and appeals mechanisms.
