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Companies Act, 2013
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11 Jul 2017
The Indian economic environment has seen some rapid changes in the past half decade. A new corporate law (Companies Act, 2013) which places prime focus on corporate governance, a national indirect tax (GST) regime that has the potential to converge the whole of India into one market, a series of steps to curb black money (demonetisation, benami law, et al) and a crusade against bad loans — these are only a few of the several reforms ushered in to create a “new India”. In this whirlwind of changes, India Inc has also taken the first giant leap towards a progressive.
Siddharth Talwar
Partner, Grant Thornton India LLP
This article appeared in Business Standard on 11th July, 2017.
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