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As a matter of precaution, following sectors are advised to slow down tax litigation/related proceedings in order to avoid compelled participation in FBR Collection targets:- Telecom sector Energy sector E & P sector Cooking Oil & Vegetable Ghee

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🔴 Big News Alert! 🔴 The Supreme Court has ruled that states can only recover mineral rights tax dues until 1st April 2005. This decision brings clarity to an issue that has been debated for years. This ruling will have a significant impact on the mineral rights industry and the financial obligations of states. 🏛️💰 Many in the industry have been awaiting this ruling, and it's essential to understand its implications. It will not only affect the financial statements of states but also influence future tax and revenue policies. 📈💼 This decision underscores the importance of keeping abreast of legal developments and their impact on industries. As professionals in the field, it's crucial to stay informed and adapt to regulatory changes. #SupremeCourtRuling #MineralRightsTax #LegalUpdate What are your thoughts on this decision? How do you think it will shape the industry moving forward? Let's discuss! 🗣️ #IndustryImpact #FinancialPolicy #RegulatoryChanges Note: AI-powered post. May contain errors.

This ruling, while allowing retrospective collection up to April 2005 could have some financial impact on the mineral industry and related sectors. However, the decision reduces the potential for severe disruption. The staggered approach as suggested, to payment and a shorter retrospective span, will help ensure that any resulting price increases are more gradual and controlled, balancing the financial recovery for states with the operational stability for companies and minimizing the inflationary ripple effect on the economy. #SupremeCourt #CJI #FinancialImpact #MineralIndustry #RetrospectiveCollection #EconomicStability #OperationalContinuity #PriceControl #StateRecovery #IndustryStability #InflationControl #Manharjitsingh #Law https://lnkd.in/gCsYYVrr

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Minister of Energy, Commerce, and Industry George Papanastasiou on Friday addressed the ‘Cyprus Conference on Competition Law‘, which sought to examine the key trends and developments in this area. During his address, Papanastasiou underlined the critical role of fair trade and competition in the wake of global challenges. #Cyprus #Law #Legal #Business #Competition #Trade

ITAT Provides Last Chance: Forwards Unexplained Income Case to CIT(A) for Further Review Read it more https://lnkd.in/dfmbqqBq Share and Spread the Knowledge

Our Legislation & Government Relations Consulting Center publishes Weekly Legislative Reports to provide an overview of newly proposed and pending legislation. It also includes a summary of editorials and articles on the Serious Accidents Punishment Act. This week’s Legislative Report contains updates on the following: 1️⃣ Partial Amendment to Act on Restriction on Special Cases Concerning Taxation 2️⃣ Special Act on Promotion of Haeorum Manufacturing Belt 3️⃣ Special Act for Planned Offshore Wind Farms and Industry Promotion Act 4️⃣ Enforcement Decree of the Act on Fair Transactions in Large Retail Business 5️⃣ Partial Amendment to the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Reporting and Using Specified Financial Transaction Information 🔻 For more details, click the link below 🔻 https://lnkd.in/gzkeZwf7 Subscribe to receive newsletters and updates in the link below. 📌https://lnkd.in/gmUQNhzq #대륙아주 #로펌 #법무법인 #주간입법동향 #중대재해 #중대재해처벌법 #중처법 #DRAJU #legislativereport #legalnews #seriousaccidents #SeriousAccidentsPreventionAct #SAPA

https://lnkd.in/dg82JUup This is precisely the reason Conservatives hate CBC. The local government is afraid to exercise power against wealth. Some people, a few complain, but not enough to change anything. The important thing is that this is how business is done and people should not protest it. Protest against power must be suppressed. But truly this right here is crime, real crime. When media reports "crime" they are talking about people forced to struggle. These corporations, the wealthy owners are not struggling. They get everything they want. That is stealing. That is crime. Moving to a place that has unfairly low taxes is tax evasion. That is also crime. An even local governments have the power to mitigate crime. They choose not to use it either because they are corrupt also crime, or just cowards. Cowardice is pervasive in society. This is when someone pushes you onto a grenade to save themselves. You die, they commit murder. See how these are all crimes yet no arrests, no prosecutions. But there is an emergency at the Texas-Mexico border requiring the army. To the majority, these people crossing the border are criminals and not killing them on sight is a High Crime worthy of Impeachment.

OJK just released OJK Rule No. 10/2024 regarding the Issuance and Reporting of Municipal Bonds/Sukuk. It is a revision of OJK Rules related Municipal Bonds. OJK Rule No. 10/2024 as one of implementing regulations of Law No. 1/2022 regarding the Financial Relation between Central Government and Municipal Government. This law addresses the issuance of municipal bonds or sukuk as funding resources for municipal governments budget. It is expectes that the issuance of Law No. 1/2022 and its implementing regulations will encourage municipal governments to issue bonds or sukuk to support their annual budget and development plans. This will make municipal governments more financially independent and reduce the burden of central government budget in supporting local developments. Moreover, since OJK Rule No. 10/2024 is addressing the issuance of sustainable municipal bonds/sukuk, it allows local governments to raise funds to supports their sustainable development focusing on implementing ESG and SDGs measures. Thus, the issuance of municipal bonds or sukuk will allows local goverments to develop their areas and boost their sustainable economy.