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Form INC 29: Fast track company registration
Form INC-29 is a helpful tool in fast-tracking the registration process of a Company in India. Th...
Section 8 Company Registration
When a certain group or institution voluntarily comes together for a social cause that operates i...
What is small company in India?
Small Companies in India are governed under the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013, and enjoy ...
Audit Report Company
The audit report represents the financial information of the company complied as per the rules an...
Lending Rules for NBFC
There are several lending rules that every Non-Banking Financial Company has to follow to defend ...
Scope of Reporting of Auditors in Audit Report as per MCA
An auditor plays a significant role in reviewing and verifying the financial records of a company...
Trademarks
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Protecting Shape of a Product: Design Registration or Shape Trademark
Shapes form a dominant feature of a product and can be presented in different forms, height, colo...
The difference between TM and R
Many companies use the TM symbol for new goods or services during the trademark application is un...
How to apply for International Trademark?
A Trademark originating from India is eligible to be protected worldwide through International Tr...
Trademark vs. Copyright
The difference between copyright and trademark is that, although they both endeavor intellectual ...
A Guide to Trademark Renewal
The registration of a trademark guarantees the protection of the owner's rights from all potentia...
Trademark Due Diligence
A well-processed due diligence at the time of acquiring a trademark can help the owner decide whe...
TM Guide
Patents
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Your Checklist Before Filing Patent Registration
Patent Search is one of the compliance that is recommended and required to adhere to before proce...
How Indian Patent Law Regulates Pharmaceutical Industry
Information security is focused on safeguarding the integrity, confidentiality, and availability ...
Patent Filing Process
The patent process generally refers to rules related to the process of forming and executing the ...
Everything about Patent Search Online
Before applying for a patent, the patent application needs a quality prior art search. Proper and...
What is Patent Claim?
A patent application is the most important techno-legal document that provides exclusive rights t...
How to do Patent Search Online?
Patents are exclusive rights that are granted to novel inventions with industrial application and...
Licenses
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GST: Advantages and Disadvantages
The GST replaced several taxes on goods and services such as VAT, sales tax, etc. to prevent tax ...
Guide to file NIL GSTR-1
Tax compliance has always been an issue for any Assessee, especially when the Assessee is a small...
Difference between GSTR 2A and 2B
It’s an eternal truth that the introduction of Goods & Service Tax (GST) has a tremendous increas...
UQC Code in GST
Unique Quantity Code “UQC” is a systematized measuring system put in motion by the GST department...
Reverse charge mechanism in GST
In the Goods & Service Tax (GST) regime, paying tax is not just the concern, as collecting is als...
GST Number, Benefits, And Structure
GST stands for Goods and Service tax in India and was introduced on 1st July 2017 under the Centr...
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Reduction of Equity Share Capital (under Companies Act)
The process of reducing or decreasing the shareholder equity either through share cancellation or repurchasing of the shares is known as share reduction. Reduction of share capital also means that the company will decrease the number of shares.
01 Apr 2019 by
Archi Bhatia
Related Parties as Per Companies Act 2013
Related parties are connected with a firm/company in other ways than their own transactions. Usually, directors/key managerial personnel or such companies in which the director/key managerial personnel is a partner are considered as related parties.
26 Mar 2019 by
Tanya Sharma
Shareholder rights under companies Act 2013
As per Companies Act, 2013 shareholders enjoy certain rights in a Company.Shareholder rights under companies Act 2013 involves Transfer of shares,Amendment of AOA or MOA,Organizing extraordinary general meeting
03 Oct 2016 by
Ankan Bose
Corporate Social Responsibilities (Companies Act 2013)
The sense of responsibility for a company towards the community and the environment in which it functions comes under the corporate social responsibilities. It usually depends on the company as to how they wish to fulfill these responsibilities.
22 Mar 2019 by
Tanya Sharma
The Companies Act 2013: Post Incorporation Reqirements
When a company is incorporated it becomes an artificially created legal entity which has to work according to certain laws and legal structure. As per companies act, 2013 after incorporating certain company there are requirements that needs to be fulfiled
11 Mar 2019 by
Jaskirat Kohli
NBFC Collaboration
Collaboration of two entities has always been a significant concept, which brings a wide range of benefits along with it such technological up-gradation, skilled team of professionals, more growth and innovation.
17 Nov 2021 by
Bhawna Arora
Wholly Owned Subsidiary
A wholly owned subsidiary is a company whose common stocks are completely owned by a parent company or a holding company. The parent company is in charge of all the activities performed by its subsidiary company.
14 Mar 2019 by
Jaskirat Kohli
Process of Resignation of Director: Process and compliance
A director can resign from his office by providing written notice to the board and the company. The directors of the company have to inform MCA within 30 days of such event.
07 Mar 2019 by
Archi Bhatia
Cost Audit Importance
Cost Audit is the process for certifying the cost allocation of products or services comprising of their labour cost, manufacturing cost, overheads, etc. Cost Audit is a reliable verification of the accounts and records so they can be maintained according
21 Nov 2021 by
Deeparzoo Bhogal
Dormant Company - Reactivation, Procedure, and other details
As the name suggests, Dormant Companies are companies that remain inactive. The Companies Act 2013 provides for the existence of such companies. The directors of companies that fall under the umbrella of dormancy may apply for the designation of a Dormant
08 Feb 2022 by
Srijita Goswami
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