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Delhi Tribunal’s Double Relief: No Tax On CCPS Reclassification; No Arbitrary Switch From DCF To NAV Can Be Made By AO
Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (“CCPS”) are frequently used by companies to raise capital. Whether a mere accounting reclassification of CCPS from borrowings to share capital and securities premium as mandated under Indian Accounting Standards (‘Ind-AS’)— without receipt of any fresh consideration—can trigger taxation under section 56(2)(viib) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (“the Act”)?
India Accounting
VA
Vaish Associates Advocates
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Delhi Tribunal’s Double Relief: No Tax On CCPS Reclassification; No Arbitrary Switch From DCF To NAV Can Be Made By AO
Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (“CCPS”) are frequently used by companies to raise capital. Whether a mere accounting reclassification of CCPS from borrowings to share capital and securities premium as mandated under Indian Accounting Standards (‘Ind-AS’)— without receipt of any fresh consideration—can trigger taxation under section 56(2)(viib) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (“the Act”)?
India Accounting
VA
Vaish Associates Advocates
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How To Prove A Debt In Court: Documents And Evidence
Creditors seeking to recover unpaid debts in Queensland courts must navigate a complex evidentiary landscape that extends far beyond simply presenting an invoice. This article examines the specific documentation required to establish each element of a debt claim, from proving the identity of the debtor and the terms of payment to demonstrating what was supplied and calculating the outstanding balance with proper credits applied.
Australia Litigation
SL
Stonegate Legal
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Pre-Distress Restructuring: Working Capital Oxygenation, Supply-Chain Contracting, And Equity Preservation
Narrowing options are what turn an ordinary cash-timing gap into a forced equity surrender. The same tools that could close it early become unavailable, one by one, the longer a company waits. This piece traces that sequence through an Indian alcbev company whose 2026 settlement, covering thousands of crores across lenders, suppliers and statutory authorities, cost the founding family a 17.8% equity stake. The pressure had been building for years before formal negotiations began.
India Insolvency
AA
Agama Law Associates
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