Other Briefings
Reverse Flipping in India: Why Startups Are Returning Home and What It Means for Businesses
Explore how regulatory reforms, deepening capital markets, and growing investor participation are making reverse flipping a mainstream strategy for Indian startups.
India’s Passport Rules 2025: Key Changes You Need to Know
India has started rolling out e-passports as part of its travel document modernization. These e-passports are equipped with an embedded electronic chip and compliant with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards.
India’s New Income Tax Act, 2025 Notified: Key Changes and Implementation Timeline
India has formally notified the Income Tax Act, 2025, marking a major overhaul of the country’s direct tax regime. Scheduled to take effect from April 1, 2026, the new law replaces the Income-tax Act of 1961.
Winners and Losers: India’s Online Gaming Bill Elevates E-Sports, Bans Real-Money Gaming
India is set to implement the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025, creating a framework to promote e-sports while banning real-money and betting games, with strict financial restrictions and heavy penalties for violations.
New Financial Rules in India Effective July 1, 2025: What Businesses Need to Know
India is introducing key financial rules from July 1, 2025, including mandatory Aadhaar for new PAN cards, stricter GST return rules, and an extended ITR filing deadline. Learn how these updates can affect businesses and taxpayers.
Series A Funding Guide: Compliance & Audit Requirements for Indian Startups
Series A funding in India requires companies to be audit-ready and compliant with accounting standards, government regulations, FEMA filings, and tax norms. Such compliance boosts investor confidence and streamlines due diligence.
India’s GAAR: Are You at Risk from Anti-Tax Avoidance Rules
Understand India’s GAAR framework to safeguard your transactions—identify risks, leverage exemptions, and align structures with genuine business goals.
Corporate Social Responsibility in India
India became one of the first countries to mandate corporate social responsibility (CSR) on April 1, 2014. We discuss corporate spending trends and compliance requirements under India’s CSR regime.
