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Offshore financial centers: Offshore financial centers (OFCs) are jurisdictions that provide tax and regulatory advantages to businesses and individuals. These are centres that are primarily tax havens for wealth management and global tax management rather than providing the fully array of international financial services. Examples include the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, and the British Virgin Islands. These centers offer low taxes, minimal regulation, and strict secrecy laws that make them attractive to those seeking to reduce their tax burden or conceal their financial activities. However, OFCs have faced criticism for facilitating tax evasion and money laundering.
When shall a corporate debtor be deemed to have given a preference as per the provisions of preferential transactions under the IBC?
A preference shall be deemed to be given at a relevant time under the IBC if it is given to a related party, during the period of_______
Which all companies are required to constitute the Stakeholders Relationship Committee under the Companies Act?
When can an appeal lie to Supreme Court under Section 109 CPC?
Sedition is an offence if anyone expresses disaffection towards the Government established by law in India by way of-
Which is that element which makes all contract an agreement but all agreements not a contract?
Sedition is punishable with?