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Companies in India have two primary options for raising capital without a public offering: private placement and preferential allotment. While both methods involve issuing new securities to investors, they differ in purpose, investor pool, regulations, pr

This article outlines the compliance requirements for RF testing labs in India in 2024, covering relevant regulatory frameworks, industry standards, and best practices.

With the primary objective of safeguarding and enhancing the natural environment, MoEF is charged with ensuring that development initiatives, including construction endeavors, are carried out in a manner that preserves the environment.

In the realm of income tax in India, Form 15G and Form 15H serve as crucial tools for individuals to prevent Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) on their interest income.

In order to ensure compliance with Indian standards for performance and safety, manufacturers and importers of telecommunication equipment in India are required to obtain the TEC (Telecommunication Engineering Centre) Certificate.

As businesses expand and evolve, the necessity to add or remove directors and shareholders becomes apparent. The Companies Act, 2013, offers a comprehensive framework to facilitate these changes while maintaining legal compliance and upholding good corpor

A Biomedical Waste Recycling Plant focuses on disposing of biomedical waste while also recycling non-infectious general waste, which constitutes about 85% of hospital waste.

This article provides a comprehensive guide for foreign companies considering entry into the Indian market, outlining the various legal structures available and the key considerations for each.

Grasping the differences between a payment aggregator and a payment gateway is essential for businesses. Among the various entities involved in a payment system, Payment Gateways and Payment Aggregators are particularly important for merchants to comprehe

ICEGATE is India's national portal for customs, overseen by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC). Through ICEGATE, traders can electronically submit important documents such as Bills of Entry (import declarations) and Shipping Bills (exp

The ADR mechanisms namely Arbitration, Mediation, Conciliation and Lok Adalats are seen as a solution to the issues plaguing India’s traditional court system, though successful in parts, has failed at a larger scale.

This article examines the intricate tax structures governing AIFs in India, examining how different categories of AIFs are taxed and what investors should know about their tax liabilities.