Introduction: The Indian Constitution states that no tax should be charged or collected except under the rule of the statute.[1] Any required accumulation of money by the State shall result in the imposition of a tax which is not permitted except by or within the jurisdiction of legislative provisions. The Read more…
Introduction: The economic relationship between the center and the state is laid down in the Constitution. The Constitution provides for a comprehensive scheme of distribution of financial capital between Union and State. Economic powers are like it’s also split between the two sets of government. The types of income of Read more…
Introduction: GST is referred to as the Goods and Services Tax. It is an indirect tax that has replaced other indirect taxes in India, such as excise levy, VAT, tax on utilities, etc. The Goods and Service Tax Act was passed in Parliament on 29 March 2017 and came into Read more…
Introduction: The protection of the environment has become one of the big global concerns of the 21st century. Human’s exploitation of nature and their ability to manipulate the world by science and technological achievement has made them cynical not only to themselves but also to other living beings, plants, living Read more…
Introduction: In layman’s language, Copyright means “legal right to control the production and selling of music, book, play, film, or any piece of original work”. The Copyright Act 1957, accompanied by the Copyright Rules 1958 (the Rules), is the law governing the protection of copyright in India. Substantial changes to Read more…