Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Regulator issues a circular streamlining surrender of KYC Registration Agency (KRA) registrations, requiring KRAs to adopt board-approved SOPs for orderly voluntary or involuntary winding down, including transfer of complete KYC records with audit trails to a transferee KRA, stakeholder notification, an Oversight Committee, continued limited operations until secure data migration, audits and jointly signed compliance reports, settlement of dues, and maintenance of investor support. SOPs must be published within 90 days and reviewed periodically; regulatory powers permit inspections, appointment of administrators or direct nomination of transferee KRAs and case-specific overrides to protect investors and market stability.
Regulator issues a circular streamlining surrender of KYC Registration Agency (KRA) registrations, requiring KRAs to adopt board-approved SOPs for orderly voluntary or involuntary winding down, including transfer of complete KYC records with audit trails to a transferee KRA, stakeholder notification, an Oversight Committee, continued limited operations until secure data migration, audits and jointly signed compliance reports, settlement of dues, and maintenance of investor support. SOPs must be published within 90 days and reviewed periodically; regulatory powers permit inspections, appointment of administrators or direct nomination of transferee KRAs and case-specific overrides to protect investors and market stability.
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