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Anil Agarwal says Vedanta got written win for Jaypee Group asset bid, later reversedMining baron Anil Agarwal stated Vedanta was initially declared the highest bidder for a Jaypee Group asset. However, the decision was late...- NCLAT declines interim stay on Adani's Rs 14,535-cr bid for Jaiprakash AssociatesThe Insolvency Appellate Tribunal has not granted an interim stay on Vedanta's challenge to the NCLT's approval of Adani Group's bid for Ja...
- Vedanta gets NCLAT relief on demerger plan, shares edge upVedanta Ltd's demerger plans received a boost as the NCLAT granted an interim stay on the NCLT's rejection of the scheme, leading to a slig...
- Japan asks India to rescind plan to appeal ICT ruling at WTOJapan has asked India to withdraw its appeal to the World Trade Organization's (WTO) ruling against New Delhi's tariff on technology goods....
- India appeals WTO panel report on Tech tariffsIndia on Thursday appealed against a ruling by the dispute settlement body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) against New Delhi’s imposi...
- India challenges WTO panel ruling on ICT import duties at appellate bodyThe dispute panel of WTO on April 17 said in its report that import duties imposed by India on certain information and technology products ...
- ETtech Explainer: The grievance committees formed by IT ministry and what they will doSocial media companies including Meta, the parent company of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, as well as Twitter had pushed for a self-reg...
- Tax tribunal asks CBIC to issue rules for cases Under IBCThe CESTAT said that in the absence of any guideline, departmental representatives are unaware as to what stand is to be taken in such case...
- Sexual assault without undergarment removal will still amount to rape: Meghalaya HCThe Meghalaya High Court has ruled that rubbing of male organ on a woman's genitalia, even when she had her underpants on, would amount to ...
- India appeals WTO panel ruling on sugar subsidies"India has notified the Dispute Settlement Body of its decision to appeal the panel reports in the cases brought by Brazil, Australia and G...
- Tax consultants challenge constitutional validity of 'Faceless Appeal Scheme’ in Bombay HCOne of the oldest industry bodies of professionals has argued that there is a reasonable apprehension in the mind of the taxpayers that thi...
- Govt notifies tribunals reforms bill through ordinanceIn the Cinematograph Act, the appellate body will now be the High Court instead of the tribunal, while in the Copyright Act, commercial cou...
- India, US agree to resolve amicably dispute over steel import dutyThe WTO dispute resolution body has ruled against the US in this case stating that the high duty imposed by America on certain hot-rolled c...
- Questions raised on S&DT quite divisive: Suresh Prabhu“The crisis in the Appellate Body threatens to bring back power play to the multilateral trading system,” Prabhu said.
- Show records on implementation of RERA in UP: HCThe order came on a PIL filed by apartment owners associations, which alleged that the government has not yet formed a Real Estate Regulato...
- Govt appoints JP Devadhar as new Presiding Officer of Securities Appellate TribunalThe post was lying vacant since Justice NK Sodhi stepped down as Presiding Officer in November 2011 and had left capital market participant...
- No power with ITAT to stay tax demands beyond 365 days: High CourtThe Karnataka HC has said that the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal or ITAT does not have powers to stay the tax demands beyond 365 days.
- Aishwarya gets tax relief on earnings abroadThe Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Mumbai, has allowed the actress to take credit for the tax already paid in the UK and the US.
- Ash gets tax relief on US, UK earningsActress Aishwarya Rai has got tax relief for earnings from the UK and the US. The Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Mumbai has allowed ...
- Money spent on website content not to be taxedFrom now, money spent on the content of websites will be exempt from tax.
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