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Taxmann’s Corporate Social Responsibility Law & Practice – Comprehensive Analysis of CSR Provisions with Illustrations, Compliance Requirements, Complex Topics, Accounting & Income-tax Aspects, etc.
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) provisions in the following: • Companies Act, 2013 • Companies (Corporate Social Responsibility Policy) Rules, 2014 The Present Publication is the latest 2022 Edition, authored by Rajesh S. Kadakia, with the following noteworthy features: • [Updated CSR Compliance Requirements] are provided in this book • [Explaination of CSR Provisions] with a fresh perspective & illustrations • [Carefully Crafted to provide Insights on Complex Topics] such as: o Activities that are regarded as CSR o Different Applicability Criteria o CSR Committee o CSR Policy o Roles & Responsibilities of Board of Directors o Ca...
Analytical Stories on all Recently Changes in Income-tax, GST and IBC
In this latest edition from Taxmann for May 2021, we provide you with the analytical stories on the recent changes in Income-tax, GST and Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code reported on Taxmann.com. The coverage of this edition is as follow: Direct Tax Laws • Aspects to be considered on application of MFN Clause of Tax Treaty • New rules for registration and approval of NGOs w.e.f. 01-04-2021 • SOFR as a replacement of LIBOR: Transfer Pricing considerations • Taxation of software payments – Understanding tax implications based on IP law Goods & Services Tax • Beneficial Exemption: Should it be construed in a Strict or a Liberal way? • The uncertainty encircling ITC availment on Corporate Social Responsibility Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code • Supreme Court upholds the sanctity of Resolution Plan & the ‘Clean Slate Theory’ under IBC
Know About 30 Changes In New ITR Forms For AY 2021-22
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has notified Income Tax Return (ITR) Forms for the Assessment Year 2021-22 vide Notification No. 21/2021, dated 31-03-2021. Considering the crisis due to the COVID pandemic, the board has not changed the ITR forms significantly. Most of the new ITR forms changes are consequential to the amendments made by the Finance Act, 2020 to the Income-tax Act. Taxmann’s Editorial Team has scrutinized the new ITR Forms and have identified the key changes in new ITR forms viz-a-viz last year's ITR Forms. These changes have been explained in the document.
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