Both domestic and import revenues contributed to GST growth, alongside increased refunds. The figures highlight improved tax administration and transparency. It shows a balanced revenue structure.
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 RBI postponed implementation of revised capital market exposure norms after banks and intermediaries raised operational concerns. It also issued clarifications to address interpretational issues in acquisition finance and lending rules.
SEBI extended the suspension on key agricultural commodity derivatives to control volatility and speculation. The move aims to ensure price stability in essential commodities.
SEBI introduced a verified badge on Google Play to help investors identify genuine trading apps. The move aims to prevent fraud caused by impersonation of legitimate platforms.
SEBI allowed AIFs to retain liquidation proceeds and introduced “inoperative fund” status with lighter compliance. This move reduces unnecessary regulatory burden for inactive funds while maintaining oversight.
Resolved firms demonstrated improved operations and investment activity. The findings confirm successful business revival.
The government amended the FDI policy requiring investments from neighbouring countries to follow the government approval route and clarified rules on beneficial ownership.
GSTN clarified that payments made through Form GST DRC-03 are not automatically adjusted against a demand order. Taxpayers must file Form GST DRC-03A to link the payment before filing an appeal.
To ease compliance for research analyst firms, SEBI created a separate certification module for sales and relationship managers who interact with clients but do not perform research functions.
