Know the implications of GST in the work from home scenario
With increased new vehicle prices, pre-owned/used vehicles are expected to become a more popular choice among Indian consumers.
The latest edition of the Monthly GAAP Bulletin that summarises significant accounting, auditing and regulatory updates
Vikas Vasal writes on Annual Information Statement (AIS) and what it means, its features and how to access the same. He also throw light on how AIS is useful to taxpayers while filing ITR.
Jaikrishnan G shares his opinion on the need for a well-framed charge-out framework to facilitate healthy market competition, thus pushing payment service providers to further optimise their costs and continuous improvement on efficiencies.
Insights from the PLI scheme launched by the government for automobile and auto components sector
Grant Thornton Bharat Dealtracker shows deal activity in November totaled 199 deals worth USD 3.5 billion, with a 34% increase in deal volumes compared to November 2020.
The report examines the steady growth of recycled, refurbished furniture and appliances market in India and how it is shaping consumer preferences.
The latest edition of GST Compendium offers updates on indirect taxes, direct taxes, GST and important judicial pronouncements
Vikas vasal shares his opinion on the merits and demerits of the old and new tax regimes and gives a simplified assessment of both the regimes to answer a few pertinent questions
The latest edition of Monthly GAAP bulletin covers significant accounting and auditing updates from October 2021.
As the pandemic pushed employers to explore and adapt news ways to stay in the business; the Grant Thornton Bharat’s GPS team has carried out a survey to gain insights on the challenges being faced and areas for re-aligning employee engagements.
To provide views on how organisations can enhance ROI and/or unlock value from their existing IT investments.
In the first episode of Development Positive podcast, get to know how Grant Thornton Bharat's project at Hazaribagh is a step towards shaping a Vibrant Bharat.
Vikas vasal shares his opinion, on Mint platform, on having a re-look at the ‘tedious’ nature of tax deduction at source provisions and the need for rationalisation and simplification of provisions