Each decision comes with its own share of challenges— whether minimal dietary adjustments or a whole new business venture. There are no specific guidelines for starting up a business, but it's always useful to do in-depth research whenever you decide to take the plunge. For those imaginative

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has explained that IT representatives will need the permission of their superior to scrutinize start-ups pursuant to Section 56(2)(viib) of the Income Tax Act, now known as angel tax, and for "other problems." The move is in line with last month's budget anno

India’s Leading B2B E-Commerce Online Marketplace – Excess2sell Appeals To Fin-Min For Rejig In Regulatory Guidelines The B2B industry is the backbone of the large Indian retail sector and which is the critical part of the supply chain for the entire e-tailing ecosys

GoI is looking at a fresh set of tax benefits for startups to boost entrepreneurship and employment in the economy. DPIIT and Revenue department is discussing a new scheme for Startups to be introduced in the next budget including simplified norms for levying a tax on employee stock option schemes (

From just 3K startups in 2008, the Indian startup ecosystem has grown to massive heights to touch 49K startups mark in 2018. But it’s not just about new launches, the ecosystem has also seen a large inflow of foreign capital and investors who have become active participants in the ecosystem. One o

A number of India’s top home-grown investment firms, which cumulatively manage close to $800 million in assets, have come together to form a collective to take on foreign investors as well as to act as an advocacy platform. Funder’s Forum, which is being registered as a trust, has the likes of C

The digital revolution in India impacted all nuke and corner of the society and industry. Digital revolution created new avenues for the industries to explore the new opportunities and tap the untapped segments in the market. In this case new age start-ups especially in Fintech areas are able the se

An industry grouping representing India’s top internet entrepreneurs has approached the government seeking a dual-class share structure along with differential voting rights for founder-promoters of startups that could encourage the country’s most valuable companies to list on the domestic stock

India’s top entrepreneurs and investors fear that the issue of angel tax, along with some unfriendly e-commerce policy changes, may push new startups to register overseas, especially in the US and Singapore, besides impacting funding for new companies The threat of foreign incorporation comes even