71 years After Independence, Entrepreneurs Find Little Freedom In Ease Of Doing Business

Indian entrepreneurs, faced with cost increases and overruns due to lax policies on the ease-of-doing-business front, want easier rules to make conducting business easier

Procedural aspects of GAAR proceedings

Global Formulary Apportionment: An Alternative to the Arm’s Length Principle

Robust credit policy can reduce stressed assets

With the impending quarterly results, the focus is again on the profitability of the banking sector. In the last financial year 2017-18, approximately Rs 1.5 lakh crore of bad loans were written off by the banking sector. Out of this, the share of public sector banks was over 80%. However, this...

Actively considering FICCI's recommendation to reduce the 18% GST rate on private security industry, assures Govt

Amicus Curiae | BDO India - Impact Of The Recent GST Rate

Watch the weekend special show Amicus Curiae as Ashwin Mohan and Shrikant Kamat, Partner, BDO dissects the impact of the recent GST rate rationalization and measures required to curb GST litigation.Video Courtesy: ET NOW

Huge Rs 6,700 crore penalty to hit bankrupt cement companies' debt resolution

In a big blow to the cementmakers, National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has upheld the Rs 6,700 crore penalty imposed by Competition Commission of India on 11 companies for cartelisation.

Why GST needs a seamless tax credit mechanism

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) - billed as the country’s biggest post-independence tax reform, was rolled out in a midnight ceremony in Parliament on July 1, 2017. GST subsumed multiple indirect taxes levied by the Union and State governments with an objective to unite the country of 1.3...

GST: A bold reform, fix the small chinks

Filing must get much more simpler, and divergence between the views of advance ruling authorities must be tackled.