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over 6 years ago
Trust Registration In India
As per the Indian law, trusts are registered under the Trust Act, 1882.
over 6 years ago
Dsc Registration On Gst Portal
For example drivers’ licences, passport, etc. are physical certificates which act as proof of identity for the specified purpose.
over 6 years ago
Corporate Tax Rate Cut: Diwali Celebrations Come Early For India Inc.
Note: The companies paying 17% tax cannot take any exemptions past that.
over 6 years ago
Transborder Reputation In Trademark
Such trademark is protected under the Trademarks Act, 1999.
over 6 years ago
Advertisement Of Trademark Application
Advertisement of Trademark application under section 20 is only possible when an application for registration of a trademark has been accepted by a Registrar after he is satisfied that the applicant has complied with all the requirements laid down under section 18 of Trademarks Act.
over 6 years ago
Differential Voting Rights (Dvr): Easier Norms And Raised Ceilings
understanding Differential Voting Rights As per the companies act 2013, every shareholder of a company has the right to vote on any resolution that is presented before the company.
over 6 years ago
Credit Guarantee Scheme For Nbfc
The government, in order to provide a support system to the Non-Banking Financial Companies, have rolled out a partial credit guarantee scheme.
over 6 years ago
Business Structure In India
Private Company According to Section 2(68) of Companies Act, 2013 defines a private company as one whose articles of association restricts the transferability of shares and prevent the public at large from subscribing to them.
over 6 years ago
Gst Composition Scheme
Business owners registered under this scheme pay tax at a much lower rate as compared to other business owners that are not registered under the act.
over 6 years ago
Understanding Difference Between Word, Logo And Logo Composite Mark
Basically, a brand is a visual representation that companies use in order to distinguish their own products from that of the others.
