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In our latest edition of Labour Law Insights, we continue to share updates around the implementation of Labour Codes. In addition, we also have a section on Labour welfare and policy developments talking about new labour welfare rules. Apart from these, the edition covers our regular updates – state-wise labour law releases, EPFO and social security updates, and important judgements. As always, we have provided our insights on each of these updates to help your decision making and compliance.
Large-scale urban developments require strong market insights, infrastructure alignment and robust financial planning to ensure long-term viability.
Here’s how we can help you PLAN assessment of your loan portfolio.
Here is how the sports industry can PLAN and consider various actions when sporting events resume
Our recent publication of GAAP Bulletin summarises significant accounting, auditing and regulatory updates to meet the dynamic needs of Indian businesses
Key highlights of Grant Thornton IT & ITeS survey findings & road to recovery for the sector
Despite an unsettled environment for business over the past year, Indian companies continued to make a significant contribution to the UK economy.
As leading economies around the world grapple to contain the Coronavirus disease, leaders are preparing for a future where business plans factor in this reality to reimagine growth.
This Stressed Assets Tracker is a ready reckoner on stressed companies – some already under IBC, others headed in that direction.
The aim of the TaxPod series is to keep you updated with key tax and regulatory developments of the past month, in under 5 minutes.
The tranche 5 covers infectious diseases wards in hospitals, additional allocation in MGNREGA, e-Vidya for school education etc
The fourth tranche of INR 20 lakh crore economic package announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today streamlines processes to fast-track investments in key sectors, builds a solid ground for executing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘vocal for local’, enables employment generation, brings consumers at the centre stage and most importantly, creates ample room to unleash the benefits of privatisation.
Unveiling the third tranche of the INR 20 lakh crore economic package under the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcements today focused on strengthening India’s agriculture and allied activities sector; she also introduced governance reforms.
As one of the worst-hit economies during COVID-19, the USA has taken various steps to fast-track recovery. Forced closure of businesses due to lockdowns has not only disrupted supply chains, but driven many businesses to closure, leading to significant job cuts.
In continuation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today, in her second tranche of Centre’s INR 20 lakh crore fiscal stimulus, addressed the challenges of food, shelter and livelihood faced by migrant workers, street vendors and small farmers.
In his nationwide address on 12 May 2020, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan, which will focus on making the country self-reliant.
To help businesses tide over the COVID-19 crisis, the government has recently announced a slew of tax and regulatory relief measures providing compliance breather to businesses.
We are pleased to present the Monthly Dealtracker, which captures the deal activities in India during April 2020.