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The Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 was enacted by the Indian Central Government to facilitate external payments and cross-border trade in India. FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) was enacted in 1999 to replace FERA (Foreign Exchange Regulation Act) (Foreign Exchange Regulation Act). FEMA was created to address all of the…

Cash transactions have always played a significant role in the Indian economy and are a consistent source of black money accumulation. The government has recently implemented a number of measures to reduce cash transactions and increase digital payments. In this article, we will look at the Cash Transaction limit under…

In India, company registration is also known as corporate incorporation. It is a legal and regulatory process to enter a company (installation means a company registered with a company registrar). Registering a business it helps to identify the business as a separate entity and give it a separate legal life.…

External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) is borrowings made by an eligible entity in India from any recognised entity outside India for commercial reasons. Debt financing has traditionally been a favoured type of company finance due to inherent benefits such as security creation, minimum guaranteed returns, and tax efficiency for both the…

Do you want to start your business, or looking for how to add some additional place of business under GST? Then you have landed on a right place. You may open new offices or manufacturing plants as your company grows. You may also need to investigate other marketplaces. To do…

For most people, owning a home is a dream comes true. The Indian government has traditionally favoured encouraging residents to invest in real estate. This is why a house loan qualifies for a Section 80C tax deduction. And when you buy a property with a home loan, you get a…

Are you aware that non-resident Indians, or NRIs, must pay income tax in India? Not only do residential Indians pay taxes, but so do non-resident Indians. We are all aware that taxes collected from citizens form the basis of the Indian economy. The Income Tax Act, 1961 applies to anyone generating income outside…

An Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) is a kind of investment fund in India. Investors use it for investing and getting benefits. In AIF investors collect the fund. Further, they invest it under different categories of investments as per the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for the benefit of…

In layman's terms, passing off takes place when a trader/businessperson/or another person makes a false representation to their client, leading them to believe that the goods or services they are providing are the property of someone else. The law of passing off is established under Section 134 (1) (c) of…

Directors and Officers Liability Insurance is quite a new concept in the Indian Corporate Scenario. It is often termed D&O Liability Insurance and is a liability insurance policy. The policy pays in the form of reimbursement of compensation against any losses of defense expenses in any such events where an…