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Case Study on LLP Act 2008
Discuss the tax consequences of the conversion of company into LLP and subsequent resignation of partners.
Case Study on IBC 2016
The IBC,2016 is a comprehensive Code for dealing with insolvency of Corporates, Individuals and others
Case Study - CSR (Companies Act 2013)
The corporates are nowadays considered as Corporate Citizen and stakeholders expect them to follow rules, regulations and other social welfare statutes of the land same and applicable to the citizen of India. They are using resources such as human, economic, governmental, social and natural to earn profit.
Whether cryptocurrency is goods or service & taxability under GST Act 2017
As you are aware taxable event in GST is supply of goods or services or both. Various taxable events like manufacture, sale, rendering of service, purchase, entry into a territory of State etc. have been done away with in favour of just one taxable event i.e. supply.
Case Study - Concept of Risk Management
QUESTIONMs. Sania, a fund manager at institutional investor - Investo House, was reviewing the annual report of one of the major companies in her portfolio. The...
Case Study: The Companies Act, 2013
The article lists down brief analysis on Companies Act, 2013
Case Law 30 - SEBI (PIT) Regulations 2015
MCL is a public limited company, which has its equity shares listed on both BSELimited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited. CPPL is a part of the promoter group of MCL since it is closely held by certain promoters of MCL. However, currently, CPPL neither holds any equity shares in MCL nor has any role in the management of MCL.
Revised guidelines for compounding of offences under IT Act 1961
As you are aware the Compounding of an offence is a process or mechanism in which a defaulter is reprieved of major legal consequences and imprisonment by paying specified sum. An offence can be compounded by Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner of Director-General having jurisdiction where defaulter resides or running business or profession.
Case Law: The Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Whether a Consumer Complaints filed before NCDRC can be referred to arbitration in case there is an Arbitration Clause in the agreement between the buyer and the purchaser.
Case study on Companies Act
Amiysam Ltd. is an unlisted public company, registered under GST, incorporated since 2010, with seven directors on its board, and is engaged in the manufacturing and selling of chemical products through its several units across the country. It also exports its chemical products to certain European & Middle East countries
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