Comp. law applicablity
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08 December 2013
is company act 2013 applicable for june 14 ?
08 December 2013
still not confirmed by institute
19 July 2024
Yes, the Companies Act, 2013 is applicable for June 2014. The Companies Act, 2013 came into effect in phases, starting from April 1, 2014. Therefore, by June 2014, all provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 were applicable, replacing the old Companies Act, 1956.
Key provisions and changes introduced by the Companies Act, 2013 include:
1. **New Corporate Governance Norms**: The Act introduced stricter norms for corporate governance, including enhanced disclosure requirements, strengthened audit and accountability standards, and provisions for independent directors.
2. **Enhanced Disclosure Requirements**: Increased transparency through enhanced disclosure norms for financial statements, related-party transactions, and directors' responsibilities.
3. **Simplified Procedures**: Introduction of e-governance initiatives to simplify procedures such as electronic filing of documents, electronic voting, and online registration.
4. **Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)**: Mandated CSR activities for companies meeting specific criteria regarding turnover, net profit, and net worth.
5. **Auditor Rotation**: Requirement for mandatory rotation of auditors to ensure independence and transparency in auditing practices.
6. **Increased Penalties**: Imposition of stricter penalties for non-compliance with various provisions of the Act.
Therefore, if you are dealing with corporate matters or compliance issues for the period around June 2014, it is crucial to refer to the Companies Act, 2013 and ensure compliance with its provisions.
Key provisions and changes introduced by the Companies Act, 2013 include:
1. **New Corporate Governance Norms**: The Act introduced stricter norms for corporate governance, including enhanced disclosure requirements, strengthened audit and accountability standards, and provisions for independent directors.
2. **Enhanced Disclosure Requirements**: Increased transparency through enhanced disclosure norms for financial statements, related-party transactions, and directors' responsibilities.
3. **Simplified Procedures**: Introduction of e-governance initiatives to simplify procedures such as electronic filing of documents, electronic voting, and online registration.
4. **Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)**: Mandated CSR activities for companies meeting specific criteria regarding turnover, net profit, and net worth.
5. **Auditor Rotation**: Requirement for mandatory rotation of auditors to ensure independence and transparency in auditing practices.
6. **Increased Penalties**: Imposition of stricter penalties for non-compliance with various provisions of the Act.
Therefore, if you are dealing with corporate matters or compliance issues for the period around June 2014, it is crucial to refer to the Companies Act, 2013 and ensure compliance with its provisions.
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