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Revisionary jurisdiction cannot reopen share capital assessments where adequate inquiry supports a permissible view and no independent error is establ...
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SEBI amended the Foreign Venture Capital Investors Regulations to revise registration and fee mechanics. The Second Schedule now replaces specified US dollar fee amounts with rupee amounts expressed in eligible foreign exchange equivalent, shifts payment timing to before grant of registration where applicable, and changes the remittance timeline for designated depository participants. DDPs must remit fees collected from foreign venture capital investors to SEBI within five working days of grant of initial registration, or within five working days of receipt of renewal or late fees, together with prescribed details. The amendments take effect on the 180th day after publication.
SEBI amended the Foreign Venture Capital Investors Regulations to revise registration and fee mechanics. The Second Schedule now replaces specified US dollar fee amounts with rupee amounts expressed in eligible foreign exchange equivalent, shifts payment timing to before grant of registration where applicable, and changes the remittance timeline for designated depository participants. DDPs must remit fees collected from foreign venture capital investors to SEBI within five working days of grant of initial registration, or within five working days of receipt of renewal or late fees, together with prescribed details. The amendments take effect on the 180th day after publication.
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