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This report brings out the status of RERA, along with some key data points, for Rajasthan and the rest of the country.

In this publication, we discuss the various key tax and regulatory developments in the sector in Q2 2018.

A forensic investigator has deep subject matter knowledge and investigation experience has only gained prominence in detecting, investigating and mitigating fraud.

Working with third parties and their counterparties is intrinsic to conducting business today. However, if not appropriately monitored, the risks posed by them can be significant and the ramifications, severe. The risks posed by third parties and counterparties relate to non-compliance, loss of information, tarnished reputation and financial or legal costs to name a few.

Holistic pan-India assessment on various parameters in the secondary market & direct impact of a regularised secondary market on stakeholders.

Grant Thornton report that outlines how the drivers of M&A-led expansion by Indian auto component players have been evolving

Intrapreneurship and Management for Farmer Producer Companies

Grant Thornton followed a collaborative approach to make Glenmark GST-ready and facilitate smooth transition to the new tax regime.

With GDP growth in excess of 7 per cent and FDI inflow of USD 60 bn in 2016-17, India is both the fastest growing economy and the largest recipient of FDI, globally.

The real estate sector has embarked upon a journey to transform the landscape of the sector, bring back the customer confidence and create a solid platform for its role in building the nation.

The automobile industry has witnessed significant performance improvements within the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) space, primarily around efficiency, power and emission compliance. However, with governments across the globe increasingly focusing on reducing carbon footprint and pollution, auto manufacturers are relooking at their mobility powertrain strategy and migrating to cleaner technology, i.e., electric vehicles.

Information Technology (IT) is no longer just a support function focusing on physical assets. It has transformed into a gatekeeper of ‘information’, which is the lifeblood of any enterprise. Data has become ubiquitous and digitisation is now a way of doing business, and any slip-up in information security is a significant propeller for fraud.

International taxation is undergoing the biggest shake-up for a generation and the chief driver of this change is the global roll-out of the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Action Plan.

In order to achieve consistent high GDP growth and considering the importance of the financial services sector in the Indian economy, the government, over the past couple of years, has endeavoured to address the tax and regulatory issues faced by the industry to make India a more competitive economy and to provide easy access to the foreign capital into the Indian markets.

Success stories of home grown unicorns have found a sweet spot in management lessons and entrepreneurial aspirations alike. A 2017 CB Insights report suggests that outside the U.S, India has the second highest number of unicorn start-ups in the world.

After more than 10 years of work, in May 2014, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and Federal Accounting Standards Board (FASB) published their largely converged standards on revenue recognition. The IASB issued IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers and FASB issued ASU 2014-09 with the same title. The new standards create a single model for revenue recognition for contracts with customers and will promote greater consistency and comparability across industries and capital markets.