“External Commercial Borrowings (ECB)” means borrowing by an eligible resident entity from outside India in accordance with framework decided by the Reserve Bank of India in consultation with the Government of India.
A Trademark list is the process of classifying trademark application forms and then companies as per their goods and services.Trademark is the registered mark o..
Foreign Investment means any investment made by person resident outside India on a repatriable basis in capital instruments of an Indian Company or to the capital of an LLP.
As a move towards greater corporate transparency, a Directors / Board' report is a financial document that is required to file at end of the financial year by the Companies.
A person, who aspire to be a registered valuer, is required to possess certain qualifications and experience, obtain membership of a recognized organization of valuers and get itself registered as a valuer with IBBI.
As per Section 248(1) of Companies Act 2013 the Registrar has the power to strike off the name of the Company, consequently, it had struck off various companies in India and also in process to strike off other companies, which fulfils the conditions as mentioned under Section 248(1).
To conduct business dealings within India, all transactions have to be compliant with relevant foreign exchange law. From setting up a bank account for an NRI to adjudication of disputes under FEMA, all the services have to be compliant with FEMA.
To provide immediate relief to the MSME sector, various announcements (in addition to the various MSME schemes) have been made under the Atmanirbahar Bharat Package.
As Per Section 59 of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988, the Central Government hereby notifies the following guidelines for setting up, authorization and operation of AVSF (Authorized Vehicle Scrapping Facility) in the country.
Companies are divided into listed companies and unlisted companies. Listed companies have their shares registered in a particular stock exchange. The Securities Exchange board of India (SEBI) is the main authority that governs the listing of securities and stocks in stock exchanges in India. Therefore listed companies have to be in conformity with the rules related to the SEBI.
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