“The recent MCA move to ease the norms for unlisted public companies issuing non-convertible debt and non-convertible preference shares, seems logical. Unlisted public companies, with debt or preference shares listed were counted as listed companies and fell within the rigorous compliance scanner under the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015, and under the Companies Act. The move to liberalize the definition of listed companies will give the deserved impetus to the bond market, when the economy will emerging slowly out of the post-COVID era. Small companies and start-ups in growth mode can easily access a wider pool of creditors without burdening themselves with greater compliance and costs”. – Madhurima Mukherjee Saha, Senior Consultant, J Sagar Associates
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Innovation the key to success: Experts at PHDCCI video conference
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Ref I Quote by Kumarmanglam Vijay, Partner, J Sagar Associates on Newly launch platform for “Transparent Taxation–Honoring the Honest” by Hon Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi
“Proposed reforms launched by the Prime Minister to simplify assessment and appellate process coupled with an initiative to provide pre-filled return forms to taxpayers are steps towards making the process technology-driven and easy to comply […]
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Immunomodulators, one of the most potent tools in the management of Health & Disease in Modern Medicines
PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized Webinar on ‘Ayurveda Rasayana-Immunomodulators in Restoring Holistic Health’ with eminent panelists including Padma Bhushan Vd. Devendra Triguna, President of AMAM, All India Ayurvedic Congress and Ayurveda Mahasammelan; Dr. Deepika Gunawant, […]