Understanding the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021
The IT Rule, 2021 is based on a model of similar guidelines in other countries such as the UK, Australia, and various EU countries.
The IT Rule, 2021 is based on a model of similar guidelines in other countries such as the UK, Australia, and various EU countries.
Introduction: Rapid technological innovation has resulted in the emergence of new products and services that are constantly evolving, creating an uncharted territory for competition authorities. When compared to traditional retailers, large e-commerce companies sell goods at a relatively low price, forcing traditional stores to work harder to attract clients. As Read more…
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Introduction: Today’s age isn’t called the “Age of the Internet” for nothing. The Internet was launched to connect people all around the world, letting them communicate with anyone at any time and anywhere on the globe. This brought literal meaning to a Sanskrit saying we say in our country – Read more…
Introduction: E-commerce covers all kinds of business transactions via computer networks. It mirrors a change in outlook driven by two essentials that is a wide reach of converging development in technology and the development of the knowledge economy. E-commerce is perceived as the creation, appropriation, promotion, deal, or conveyance of Read more…
Introduction: In the modern world, Digitalization makes its own identity. Digitalization makes every work fast and paperless. It can be considered a precious gift for those who use online transection and business both nationally and internationally. In today’s world, electronic contracts have become normal use. Electronic commerce is the transection Read more…
Introduction: With the rapid growth of the IT sector, a rising threat, the abuse of technology for unlawful and inappropriate purposes such as credit card fraud, spam, hacking, etc. have also emerged as a major problem for society. So, it is necessary that there is a law to regulate everything Read more…
Introduction: The human civilization’s first-ever recorded practice of taxing goods dates back to Egypt in 3000 BC. The goods which were taxed, then and now are simply perceived as real, tangible, or physical commodities that we can distinguish from our senses. But with the advancement of Information and Technology, the Read more…
Introduction: A nexus is a relationship or a bond between two or more entities. In tax law, it is a relationship between a taxing authority, such as a state, and a corporation. A nexus must exist before a taxing authority can impose a tax on an entity and requires that Read more…
Introduction: In the present era, the whole world is connected through online platforms. Publishing any information in electronic form is very common. People use online platforms to express their thoughts, publish content, etc. However, there are many misuses of it. People have started to use the online platform as a platform for publishing Read more…
Introduction: On 1st October, 1998 the US government enacted the Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA) with the intent to further promote and develop the internet technology. The ITFA put a bar on the states and the localities from imposing taxes on internet access. This law placed a moratorium on the Read more…