Private placements involved offering securities to a select group of individuals or entities rather than to the general public. These offerings, often utilized by companies seeking capital without undergoing an initial public offering (IPO), target investors such as wealthy individuals, financial institutions, mutual funds, and...
Form GSTR-2B was a monthly auto-drafted statement available for taxpayers, regardless of whether they were enrolled in the QRMP scheme, on the GST portal starting from the tax period of August 2020....
In the realm of financial markets, investors traditionally received securities in exchange for their investments in a company. These securities could manifest as equity shares, preferential shares, or debentures, effectively representing ownership stakes in the company....
Discover the advantages of Section 54 under the Income-tax Act, 1961, in our blog. This provision provides relief to individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) dealing with capital gains from residential property sales. Join us as we delve into eligibility criteria, implications of property transfers,...
Establishing a legal identity by registering a company is a crucial first step for every entrepreneur who embarks on starting a business. Companies are mandated to have legal documents that delineate the operational guidelines and restrictions. The Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association...
To enhance transparency and accountability within the operations of the Income Tax (IT) department, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had implemented a new regulation mandating that all communications with taxpayers must include a computer-generated DIN. Later in this article, we delved deeper into these developments....
A dividend represents a distribution of a company's profits to its shareholders, typically in the form of cash or stock, determined by the company's Board of Directors. The Companies Act of 2013 legally defines dividends as portions of net profits allocated to shareholders. This can...
Understanding the Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) is crucial in the context of Indian taxation. MAT is a pivotal provision in the realm of indirect taxation, obligating businesses to pay a minimum level of tax regardless of their exemptions. Instituted initially in response to a surge...
Becoming a shareholder grants individuals the right to participate in a company's performance, income, and assets. Despite this, many shareholders are unaware of their rights, which can significantly impact a company's management and decision-making processes. The Companies Act, 2013, specifically Section 48, outlines the provisions...
Dividends serve as a means for corporations to distribute a portion of their profits to shareholders. In the past, a dividend distribution tax (DDT) was imposed on corporations, regulating the payment of dividends to shareholders. However, the Finance Act of 2020 brought significant changes, abolishing...
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