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Steps to Building Wealth

How to increase your wealth without an actual increase in earnings?

The Steps to Building Wealth without an actual increase in earnings is Smart and feasible Financial Planning. Finances play a very crucial role in every person’s life from personal to professional so it becomes very important to have it all sorted before one set into something as it will decide…
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Annual Filing of LLP

Annual Filing of LLP- Form 8, Form 11

An LLP in India has to file its annual return compulsorily. Unlike companies, LLPs must mandatorily maintain their financial year from 1 April to 31 March. Therefore, the LLP annual return is due on 30 May and the account and solvency statement is due on 30 October of each financial…
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Appointment and Removal of Directors

Addition and Removal of Directors under Companies Act, 2013

Directors are the organization’s top decision-makers. In addition to serving as a trustee, agent, employee, and officer of the corporation, a director also performs several other duties. Their job is to oversee and manage the company’s services. This article briefly describes the Appointment and Removal of Directors, the Elimination of…
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Cryptocurrency Tax In India

Everything You Need to Know about Crypto Tax in India

The draft Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021 was proposed by the Indian Government and has become a key area of discussion amongst academicians and experts alike. It explores the emergence of cryptocurrency in the modern world. The Global Financial Crisis of 2008, triggered by the collapse…
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Benefits of being a small business

9 Benefits of being a Small Company

In order to give smaller companies functioning as Private Limited Companies certain advantages, the idea of a small company was created in the Companies Act, 2013. Small companies are the backbone of any economy, thus it is important to make the process of starting and running one as straightforward as…
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Section 8 Company Registration in Agra

Section 8 Company under Indian Companies Act, 2013 in Agra

The primary objective of forming a corporation as a Section 8 Company is to promote non-profit objectives such as commerce, business, the arts, charity, education, religion, environment protection, social welfare, sports research, etc. A Section 8 Company cannot be established without a minimum of two directors. A Section 8 Company's…
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Corporate fraud in India

Corporate Fraud in India & Outside India under Companies Act, 2013

Corporate fraud is defined as unlawful, misleading activities conducted by a company or a person using highly trained accounting practices to inflate a company's apparent earnings, which can take years to identify. Furthermore, this article seeks to analyze the causes and impacts of fraud on corporate stakeholders. This article informs…
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Inter Corporate Loans and Investments

Inter Corporate Loans and Investments – Section 186 under Companies Act, 2013

With the approval of the board of directors or shareholders, a corporation can provide loans and guarantees, purchase securities, or invest in another company or body corporate. Inter-corporate loans are loans made by one company to another company or body corporate. Inter-corporate investment occurs when one firm invests in another.…
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LLP registration in Himachal Pradesh

Advantages/Benefits of registration of LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) in Himachal Pradesh

If you are planning to set up a Limited Partnership or LLP in Himachal Pradesh, you will find all the relevant requirements set by the Registrar of Companies (RoC). You will also find the step-by-step process for registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in Himachal Pradesh along with other necessary…
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What is Hindu undivided family

All about Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)

A Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) is any individual who is lineally derived from a common ancestor, including their spouses and unmarried daughters. A typical Hindu family consists of a male Hindu, his wife, and his unmarried daughters. When a daughter marries, she no longer belongs to her father's family and…
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