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Stock exchange reporting of tax litigations made less taxing
/1 Comment/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by StaffDisclosure in 24 hours for new matters; updates of ongoing litigations in Integrated Filing (Governance)
– Nitu Poddar, Partner and Simrat Singh, Executive | corplaw@vinodkothari.com
Based on the recommendation of the Expert Committee for facilitating EODB, SEBI, vide Circular dated December 31, 2024 have made a distinction in stock exchange disclosure relating to tax litigations and non-tax litigations. While matters pertaining to “new” tax litigations are required to be disclosed based on materiality under Reg 30(4), updates on such “ongoing” / existing tax litigations are supposed to be disclosed quarterly in the Integrated Filing (Governance). In this note1, we discuss the probable questions that may come up around this disclosure.
Read more →Disclosure of shareholders’ pacts: Jo wada kiya wo bataana padega
/1 Comment/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Vinod KothariScope of Clause 5A of Schedule III.A.A, r/w Reg 30A
Vinod Kothari, Managing Partner | corplaw@vinodkothari.com
The spate of new disclosure requirements introduced by Reg 30 of the Listing Regulations includes one of the most controversial pieces – disclosure of shareholders’ agreements which may impact or are designed to impact the management or control of a listed entity. This requirement is applicable not only to the pacts entered into after the effective date of the amendment, but also to existing agreements, which, by reg. 30A, need to be bared by the contracting parties to the company, and the company in turn, will need to upload this information to the public. There are views circula that the entire body of such agreement has to be made public.
We cannot miss the fact that a sizeable portion of the capital of listed companies in India is held by families. An OECD document says nearly half of the listed companies’ capital in India is held by promoter families.
Naturally, anything that pierces, peeps in or lifts the veil of family arrangements is as challenging as any attempt to get into anyone’s privacy. Note that privacy concerns are not in any way less important for promoter families, than for yours or mine.
Therefore, evidently, this issue has raked up a lot of controversy. Compliance Officers are even facing the query as to whether a will is also required to be disclosed.
Read more →LODR Reg 30 changes: Clause-by-clause guide to implementation
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Team CorplawTeam Corplaw | corplaw@vinodkothari.com
Online workshop on LODR Reg 30 changes: Clause by clause guide to implementation
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Team Corplaw| On request of several of our participants, we are postponing the workshop to the 28th of July, 2023, Friday, 4pm-7pm. Register now at : https://forms.gle/emHhuy6rNdhfCtbo7 |
Outline for SOP in the context of Regulation 30 of the Listing Regulations
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Team Corplaw– Team Corplaw | corplaw@vinodkothari.com
SEBI LODR (Second Amendment) Regulations, 2023
/1 Comment/in Corporate Laws /by Vinod KothariWorkshop on SEBI LODR 2nd Amendment Regulations, 2023
/2 Comments/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Staff
In view of the overwhelming response received for our workshop held yesterday, we are announcing a repeat workshop on 30th June, 2023. You may register your interest here – https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSff223EAvPfU3roZogwubvO0cQ1S1Dx8R9Kopv8XH-ff0nX_g/viewform Loading…
Continuing Disclosures by listed entities: Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR
/0 Comments/in Capital Markets, Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Vinod Kothari– Vinod Kothari | corplaw@vinodkothari.com
Our article on Reg 30 of LODR Regulations can be viewed here
