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Introduction The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) plays a crucial role in regulating companies, maintaining corporate records, and ensuring compliance with the Companies Act, 2013. As part of its regulatory responsibilities, the MCA publishes information about companies that have been struck off or closed. Businesses, directors, investors, and other stakeholders can use these records to understand the status of companies registered in India. The Companies Struck Off Update for September 2026 is particularly relevant for businesses seeking to verify corporate status and understand the consequences of failing to comply with statutory requirements. Under Section 248(2) of the Companies Act, 2013 , the Registrar of Companies (ROC) has the authority to remove a company's name from the register after following the prescribed legal procedure. Understanding this process is essential for maintaining corporate compliance and protecting business interests. 1. What Does It Mean When a Com...

Introduction Owning a property, bank account, or investment outside India can create additional income tax reporting responsibilities for Indian taxpayers. With international financial information-sharing arrangements and data-driven compliance initiatives becoming increasingly important, the Income Tax Department can compare information received from foreign jurisdictions with details disclosed in Indian Income Tax Returns (ITRs). Recent reports indicate that the Department may intensify scrutiny of overseas properties that appear to have been left undisclosed. Taxpayers who own foreign assets should therefore review their returns, verify the accuracy of their disclosures, and address any omissions promptly. However, owning a foreign asset does not automatically mean that a taxpayer has committed an offence or will receive a notice. The actual reporting requirements depend on factors such as residential status, the nature of the asset, the relevant financial year, and the applicable t...

Introduction The growth of e-commerce has created new opportunities for small businesses, home-based entrepreneurs, manufacturers, and individual sellers across India. Online marketplaces allow sellers to reach customers in multiple states without opening a traditional shop in every location. However, GST registration requirements can create additional administrative and compliance challenges when businesses expand across state borders. To address this issue, the GST Council has recommended a simplified registration mechanism under proposed Rule 14B of the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Rules, 2017 . The initiative is intended to help eligible small sellers supply goods through electronic commerce operators (ECOs) in states where they do not have a physical business presence. The facility is intended to reduce the need for sellers to establish their own office or shop in every state where an e-commerce platform operates a warehouse. The Ministry of Finance has also published FAQ...

Introduction: Don’t Miss Your Second Chance to File Have you missed filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) for Financial Year 2025–26? There is still time to complete your filing and meet your tax obligations. Eligible taxpayers can file a belated Income Tax Return for Assessment Year (AY) 2026–27 on or before 31 December 2026 , or before completion of assessment, whichever is earlier, subject to applicable provisions. Missing the original ITR deadline does not automatically mean that you have lost the opportunity to file your return. However, filing late may result in a late filing fee, interest on unpaid tax, and restrictions on certain tax benefits. At Taxla Services Pvt. Ltd., Chennai , we help taxpayers understand their filing requirements, organise their documents, and complete their tax compliance process accurately. If you have not yet filed your return, now is the right time to review your income details and take action. 1. What Is a Belated Income Tax Return? A belated return is...

Introduction Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance is an important responsibility for businesses involved in manufacturing, processing, and job-work activities. When a business sends inputs or capital goods to a job worker for processing, it must maintain proper records of the movement of goods and comply with the applicable GST requirements. Form GST ITC-04 for the period 1 April to 30 September 2026 is due on 25 October 2026 for eligible taxpayers required to file half-yearly. This generally applies to registered principals whose aggregate turnover in the preceding financial year, FY 2025–26, exceeded ₹5 crore. Manufacturers and other businesses should review their turnover, job-work challans, goods movement records, and return requirements before the due date. At Taxla Services Pvt. Ltd., Chennai , we help businesses understand GST compliance requirements and maintain organised records for accurate and timely reporting. 1. What Is Form GST ITC-04? Form GST ITC-04 is a declaration...

Introduction The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has introduced an important compliance update concerning specified tax exemptions on income earned from Government Securities. Through the Income-tax (Seventh Amendment) Rules, 2026, the CBDT has inserted Rule 281A and Form 173A into the Income-tax Rules, 2026. The notification was published in the Official Gazette on 19 October 2026 , and the amendment comes into force from the date of Gazette publication. The new requirement prescribes the information that eligible taxpayers must furnish when claiming specified exemptions on interest income and capital gains from Government Securities under Schedule IV of the Income-tax Act, 2025. For eligible investors and institutions, understanding the new form, preparing the required information, and maintaining accurate investment records will be important steps towards meeting the applicable tax compliance requirements. At Taxla Services Pvt. Ltd., Chennai , we believe that staying informed...