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It is SEBI season - the media is replete with articles on SEBI's achievements in the 25 years since its inception. A well-deserved celebration ...
When transfer pricing provisions were introduced in India in the year 2001, no tolerance limit was prescribed for adjustment in arm's length ...
There is a raging controversy now whether an institution which is a part of the Government can still be independent. This happened in the recent ...
In an arbitration dispute, the Supreme Court will not normally decide whether the claims are long dead and barred by the law of limitation. It ...
It's wrong to assume that the SC has taken a position that larger public interest is more important than smaller violations of right to life
It tells the complete value creation story and helps enforce accountability of firms towards society
Rule 10 of the Cenvat credit rules should be redrafted appropriately so that credit transfer is exercised as a matter of choice
The Supreme Court ruled last week that the claims of workers who contend that they are entitled to payment from a company in liquidation have to ...
Once the duty is decided on merit, the question of uniformity cannot be relevant
Zero-duty EPCG scheme can entice more domestic tariff area units to take up export obligation but it removes an important consideration for ...
Sarabjit Singh, an Indian national convicted by the Pakistan judicial system for instigating bomb blasts in Lahore killing multiple innocent ...
Insurance companies will have to pay out more to road accident victims as the Supreme Court has added new criteria in computing compensation for ...
The conflict between law and justice is an age-old one. Delivering justice is indeed the objective of law, but it is only adherence to the rule ...
The problem of black money in India has reached to a point that the entire political spectrum is committed to bring back the black money ...
The issue of disposing of stay petitions in the Tribunal for Customs, Excise and Service Tax (CESTAT) has attained critical significance due to ...
The Supreme Court last week held that the Madhya Pradesh government cannot demand entertainment tax on DTH services provided to customers of ...
The government has decided to strengthen the institution of independent directors by introducing new provisions in the Companies Bill, 2012
The commerce ministry is working on amendments to the Foreign Trade Policy that may take effect later this month
The Supreme Court has set aside the judgment of the Calcutta high court and ruled in favour of the contract labourers working for the Kolkata ...
Michel Barnier, the European Union's financial services chief, will next week propose a law bolstering the transparency of "certain large ...
