Corporate Law Articles
Guide for Types Of Leaves and Law policies for Employees in India
In this article, we will delve into different types of leaves and the laws and policies governing leave policies for employees in India.
Know Contrasts between Government and Public Limited Company
Here, I shall define government firms and public limited companies in this blog post, along with their differences.
Understanding the Scope of Accounting
Accounting covers a wide range of industries, including trade, business, government, financial institutions, private citizens, and all other sectors. The accounting concept governs all activities.
Issue And Redemption Of Preference Shares : Section 55 Of The Companies Act, 2013
Preference shares are those shares which has priority over the equity shares in payment of dividend. These shares not only have a preferential right to receive dividends but also repayment of capital on winding up.
Various Types of Trusts and their Importance
Trusts serve several functions and are a vital component of the Indian legal system. A legal arrangement known as a trust designates a trustee to hold assets on behalf of beneficiaries. There are various types of trusts with distinct functions in India. The six distinct categories of trusts in India will be covered in this article.
Various Types of Charges on Property
In this post, we will discuss the many charges that can be made against your property, the contrasts between moveable and immovable property, and the importance of the Transfer of Property Act of 1882.
Navigating the Business Landscape: The Imperative of Effective Cost Management for SMEs
Navigating the complex terrain of business, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face a myriad of challenges, from economic uncertainties to technological disruptions.
Know the Contrasts between PF and ESIC
We'll talk about the main distinctions between EPF and ESIC in this article.
Income Tax on Buyback of Shares
What do you mean by Buy Back of shares?ANSWER: Concept of Buy-Back of SharesThe concept of buy-back is a recent one so far as India is concerned. The Companies Amendment Act, 1999 introduced the concept of buy-back of shares.Buy-back of share
SEBI Issues Guidelines for Draft Offer Documents and Returning Draft Documents and Its Resubmission
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) plays a crucial role in regulating the securities market and safeguarding investor interests. Among its many responsibilities, SEBI oversees the issuance of offer documents by companies looking to raise funds through public offers.
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