Corporate social responsibility obligations require qualifying companies to form a board CSR committee and allocate annual CSR expenditure. Companies meeting specified financial thresholds must constitute a Corporate Social Responsibility Committee of at least three directors including an independent director. The Committee must formulate and recommend a CSR Policy (referring to Schedule VII activities), recommend expenditure, and monitor the Policy. The Board must approve, disclose and implement the Policy and endeavour to allocate annual expenditure from average net profits of the preceding three years, stating reasons in its report if the prescribed amount is not spent.
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Corporate social responsibility obligations require qualifying companies to form a board CSR committee and allocate annual CSR expenditure.
Companies meeting specified financial thresholds must constitute a Corporate Social Responsibility Committee of at least three directors including an independent director. The Committee must formulate and recommend a CSR Policy (referring to Schedule VII activities), recommend expenditure, and monitor the Policy. The Board must approve, disclose and implement the Policy and endeavour to allocate annual expenditure from average net profits of the preceding three years, stating reasons in its report if the prescribed amount is not spent.
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