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Online gaming has garnered a lot of media attention in the recent past, owing to high-pegged demands of approximately INR 1.12 Lakh Crores that has been raised under 71 show cause notices issued by the Tax Authorities, under the Goods and Services Tax Laws (“GST Laws”), for the period July 2017...
The Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) issued draft circulars on regulation of payment aggregators – physical point of sale and draft amendments for the PA-PG Guidelines. These draft circulars mark a significant shift in the payment aggregation regime with the proposal of offline payment...
INDUSLAW is pleased to share the inaugural edition of 'The Pulse', a quarterly round-up of the latest developments in the Indian competition law space. As the name suggests, this short yet extensive compilation of updates will help you monitor the pulse of the competition law space in India without...
In a significant development, the SEBI has recently approved significant regulatory changes to the framework governing the issuance of listed debt securities and non-convertible redeemable preference shares. The changes have been introduced by way of the board meeting held on June 27, 2024 and the...
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The provisions relating to declaration of significant beneficial ownership (“SBO”) were introduced in the Companies Act, 2013 (“Act”) with effect from June 2018, to prevent misuse of corporate vehicles for the purpose of evading tax or laundering money for corrupt or illegal purposes. While...