To fight against the covid-19 pandemic, our Prime Minister Narendra Modi has addressed the nation on lockdown situations with new sets of rules & economic relief packages. Under Atma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan a stimulus economic package of Rs 20 Lakh Crore has been allotted for different sectors to restrain the adverse effects of this pandemic in India.
From creating large scale employment to gaining economic stability, MSME plays an important role to ensure the country’s economic growth. In India, more than 50 million people got employment through MSME, and it has almost 8% contribution to our nation’s GDP. Though there are several issues related to infrastructure, lack of proper market linkages has disturbed the flourishing of MSME, both central and state governments across the country have taken some important measures to encourage. Registration of MSME does not have any legal obligation, but the registration always helps to reap various benefits from numerous government schemes. Registering as MSME
In India, when it comes to startup, most of the business entities opt for Private Limited Company formation. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) governs the Private Limited Companies in India as per the Companies Act 2013. As MCA suggests, you need to fulfill certain secretarial compliance or RoC compliances within a specific due date to eschew penalties. Wondering what the ROC compliances you need to go through while forming your startup are? Well, you don’t need to worry anymore! Here we are going to share the following details with you, What does RoC compliance mean? Essential RoC compliance for
In Union Budget 2020 speech, Hon’ble Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has proposed a new Tax deducted at source (“TDS”) provisions for e-commerce transactions. The newly proposed TDS provisions have been introduced with the goal of ‘widening and deepening’ the tax base across the country. With the introduction of this provision the e-commerce companies like Flipkart, Amazon will have to deduct an extra 1% of tax as TDS while paying the seller registered under them. While under the Goods and Services Act, the e-commerce companies were already deducting 1% TDS from the seller registered with them. 1. What is TDS? TDS
Entire world is fighting against epidemic COVID 19 outbreak and Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Sh. Narendra Damodardas Modi has taken much need precautionary step of complete lockdown from midnight 12’o clock of 24th March, 2020 onwards for next 21 days and again extended to 3rd May, 2020 for another 19 days. In between various regular and financial year ended statutory and regulatory compliances are approaching and considering the situation, Hon’ble Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman held a press conference through video conferencing and announced various important reliefs measures taken by Government of India in the area of Income Tax, GST,
Maintenance of books of accounts in any business is one of the most crucial things as it records each and every transaction of company and reflects financial position of the company such as whether company is making profit or incurring losses, assets held by company, liabilities of the company etc. Therefore, for every statutory compliance purpose such as Companies Act, 2013, Goods & Service Tax Act and Income Tax Act, books of accounts is a pre-requisite. In this article, we will have a look at the requirement of different laws related to the maintenance of books of accounts. 1. Books
Hon’ble Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented union budget 2020 – 21 in parliament on 1st February 2020 around 3 prominent themes – Aspirational India, Economic Development and Caring society. Apart from allocation of funds for different sectors such as education, railway, etc. she proposed various major amendments in Income Tax Act, 1961 and few amendments in Goods and Service tax law. In this article, we will go through around all major amendments in Income Tax Act, 1961. AMENDMENTS IN INCOME TAX ACT, 1961 proposes in Budget 2020 Amendments in Income Tax Act, 1961 proposed with objective of stimulate growth, simplified
The Income Tax department is sending email notifications to the taxpayers with more than Rs. 50 crore turnover about the applicability of section 269SU. Taxpayers need to furnish an online report on the e-filing website from their own account. The due date to file the report is 31st January 2020. The Finance Act 2019 has come up with a new section, namely, section 269SU. A person with businesses having a turn over of more than Rs 50 Crore mandatorily need to offer facilities for payments through electronic transactions. Section 269SU actually became effective from the 1st November, 2019. As per
Mid of the year 2019, Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (“CBIC”) introduced “Amnesty Scheme” by the name of Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme, 2019 (“SVLDRS” or “Scheme”)” vide Chapter V of Finance Act, 2019 wherein Government has provided option to resolve litigation pending under Central Excise Act, Finance Act, 1994 and other notified acts by way of granting partial waiver from liability of tax, interest, and penalty. Accordingly, Scheme provides an option to taxpayer to resolve pending dispute by way of paying partial liability of applicable taxes. Taxpayer was eligible to opt benefit of scheme only where
Government introduces the “Amnesty Scheme” to resolve long pending litigation by granting a waiver in tax, interest, and penalty amount to some extent. Dictionary meaning of Amnesty is “an official pardon for people who have been convicted of political offenses”. The major objective behind such Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) scheme is to resolve litigation without wasting the time of departmental authorities and attractive tax reliefs are provided so that the maximum taxpayers can pay their defaulted amounts. On the same lines, an Amnesty scheme in name of Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme, 2019 (“SVLDRS” or “Scheme”)” has been
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