a. Defining principal business and qualifying assets for HFCs; b. Defining the phrase ‘providing finance for housing’ or ‘housing finance’; c. Classifying HFCs as systemically important (asset size of ₹500 crore & above) and non-systemically important (asset size less than ₹500 crore); and d. Reserve Bank’s directions on Liquidity Risk framework &, LCR, securitisation, , for NBFCs, to be made applicable to HFCs.
Recommendations of the 40th GST Council meeting held today: Reduction in Late Fee for Past Returns, Further relief for small taxpayers for late filing of returns for Feb, Mar & Apr 2020 Tax periods.
RBI has released a discussion paper today i.e. 12th June 2020, on ‘Governance in Commercial Banks in India’ for public comments To align the current regulatory framework with global best practices while being mindful of the context of domestic financial system. Major Key Highlights – From Company Secretary (CS) Prospective: 1. Appointment of Company Secretary […]
hri Nitin Gadkari today announced further extension of the validity date of motor vehicle documents till September this year. Accordingly, the Ministry of RTH has issued an advisory to all States and UTs to this effect.
In a major move towards taxpayer facilitation, Government rolls out facility of filing of NIL GST Return through SMS In order to facilitate convenient return filing for taxpayers, Government is rolling out the facility of filing of NIL GST monthly return in Form GST-3B through SMS. Over 22 lakh registered taxpayers are estimated to benefit […]
There are reports in a certain section of media that the growth of direct taxes collection for the FY 2019-20 has fallen drastically and buoyancy of the direct tax collection as compared to the GDP growth has reached negative. These reports do not portray the correct picture regarding the growth of direct taxes.
Reserve Bank of India Minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee Meeting May 20 to 22, 2020 [Under Section 45ZL of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934] Date : Jun 05, 2020 The twenty third meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), constituted under section 45ZB of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, was held […]
Ministry of MSME gears up to implement the New Norms of classification of MSMEs As stated earlier, the upper ceiling for classification of MSMEs now has been raised New definition and criterion notified; will come into effect from 1st July, 2020. As part of new definition, Exports will not be counted in turnover for any enterprises whether micro, small or medium.
The portal for rectifying the deficiencies in PACL applications was made operational from January 24, 2020. The last date for checking the status of claim applications and/or rectification of deficiencies is July 31, 2020.
Govt of India decided for further upward revision of the ceiling limits for the Medium Enterprises in the MSME Definition. This will help in attracting Investments & creating more jobs in the MSME sectors & encourage Medium Enterprises to invest even more. Read Notification – Govt notifies revised criteria for classification of MSME Ms. Meghna […]
