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Voluntary Winding up of Company| Companies Act, 2013 & Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016
Voluntary Winding up takes place when the company is not making any profits or owners don’t want to run the Company any further. However, a company does not get wind up by merely leaving it unattended.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on May 23,2023
Voluntary Removal of Name/ Strike-off a Company from Register of Member| Section 248| Procedure| Requirements
The Companies Act has prescribed a detailed procedure of closure of a company and if the company is not closed in the same manner and the company is left without any filings and audits then directors may attract disqualification and the company and directors shall be liable to fine.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on May 15,2023
Disqualification of director- Conditions, Consequences & Revival
In this article, we have analyzed the provisions related to disqualification like conditions of disqualification, consequences, how to restore the same etc. So, if you are also a director of any company, then this piece of write-up will help you know what disqualifications can restrict you to remain on board for another term or if you are a disqualified director, how you can revive your directorship.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on April 25,2023
Legal Entity Identifier (“LEI”) for Cross-Border Transactions
Legal Entity Identifier (“LEI”) is a concept that has been implemented at the global level. The concept of the Global Legal Entity Identifier System (“GLEIS”) has been set up by Global regulatory authorities to address the global financial crises.
By CA. Kapil Mittal
Last update on April 10,2023
Mandatory to have Audit Trail feature in Accounting Software with effect from 1st April 2023
The audit trail is indeed a commendable step taken by the government to improvise transparency in accounting transactions. However, such an amendment has been implemented with the least clarification. Considering the impact, MCA is required to address various issues such as the definition of Audit Trail, Edit Logs, Class of companies on which such amendment is applicable, how to deal with data of earlier Financial years to be finalized after 01.04.2023, etc.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on April 10,2023
ESOPs: Company Law Compliance
Employee stock option plan (ESOPs) is an old method of rewarding hardworking employees of the company by giving them shareholding in the company at a nominal rate. ESOP strives for employees to work hard for the enhancement of the value of the company so that the value of their own investment can enhance.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on March 27,2023
All about Start-up India Scheme| Eligibility Criteria| Income Tax Exemptions
Registration under the start-up India scheme is a very common point of discussion and every newly incorporated company or entity always have multiple questions related to the startup India scheme such as who is eligible to recognize under the Startup India Scheme, what tax benefits are available, whether government provides any grant or subsidy or funding to such entities, whether any loans are provided at a discounted rate to such entities etc.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on March 27,2023
Know about The Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP)
Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) is one of the old methods of acknowledging the contributions of employees in the company by giving them certain ownership in the company. Traditionally, ESOPs were issued to the senior employees of the companies to acknowledge their contribution in building companies.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on January 6,2023
All about One Person Company
OPC is one of the most opted forms of business as it gives all benefits of a private company such as limited liability, separate legal entity, better recognition, legal protections, more market accessibility, credits, etc.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on December 26,2022
Corporate Social Responsibility under Companies Act, 2013 and its Related Aspects
CSR brings positive change to society and also builds customers’ trust as consumers feel that they are using the product or service of a socially responsible company and they feel attached and become supportive. In India, CSR spending constitutes up to 28% of philanthropic giving which is invested in education, livelihoods support, health sectors, etc.
By CA. Kavit Vijay
Last update on December 12,2022