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Vishesh C. Chandiok and Jaikrishnan G share their thoughts on how data and digital will drive growth, and trust will build a strong customer base for the banking sector in India.
Vikas Vasal lists down and explains all the steps to keep in mind while filing TDS return
Vikas Vasal shares his thoughts on the recent controversy, and his recommendations, with regard to 115BAA in the Income-tax Act, 1961 (IT Act).
Vikas Vasal lists down the tax benefits available to an eligible start-up and some areas which require attention on the policy front.
Jatin Kalra shares his thoughts on RBI mandating the use of Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) by banks, to align the banking regulations to global benchmarks.
Manoj Mishra and Sonal Kawdia write about the issues pertaining to taxation of electricity and how the supply of electricity is the outside purview of GST.
Siddhartha Nigam writes that while the act of merging two entities is challenging, sustaining strategic relationships with people at both ends during an M&A process can go a long way to smooth things over.
Cross Border Mergers & Demergers in India – Finer Aspects
A direct impact of enterprise application landscape on the way organisations communicate, collaborate, innovate internally
Jaikrishnan G talks about how the government can pave way for large scale digital transformation in financial services sector.
Grant Thornton Bharat experts explain the different announcements of the current budget for small and medium business owners, and analyse what it means for them.
Vishesh C. Chandiok, CEO- Grant Thornton Bharat, share his views on how the budget lays out a simple and consistent approach towards creating a Vibrant Bharat, including some bold moves with regards to taxing digital assets.
Grant Thornton Bharat experts share their views on the budget’s impact on manufacturing and how proposed custom duties could make electronics items expensive or cheaper from April 1, 2022.
Vivek Iyer writes on how the GIFT City and the Cross border resolution framework changes suggested in the IBC Code will help India Inc CFOs achieve sustainable growth.
Paresh Kubadiya and Amit Kedia write on how the budget paves way for several measures to promote the financial markets, support development of the IFSC, promote public-private capital investments and ensure overall fiscal management.
Naveen Malpani writes on how the tabled budget is expected to provide an impetus for consumer and retail sector growth, with a vision to steer the economy for the next 25 years.