19 сентября 2026 года
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For the assessment year 2026-2027, the deadline for income tax audits is set for September 30, 2026. Businesses utilizing presumptive taxation schemes should be aware that they may still need to undergo income tax audits, depending on their turnover. Significant updates to Form 3CD's reporting requirements have been implemented for this assessment year, which include new clauses concerning presumptive taxation, MSME payments, settlement expenditures, and share buybacks.
The dad of all Tata group battles When Ratan Tata took on old guard and won
Monsoon to pack its bags Massive dry air to enter Northwest West India
India’s electricity market has seen prices surge in September as strong power demand and tighter supply pushed the High Price Day-Ahead Market (HP-DAM) on the Indian Energy Exchange to its ₹20 per unit ceiling on several days.
Here's what led to the controversy surrounding singer Ed Sheeran's tour and all the twists since rapper Macklemore was dropped over pro-Palestinian comments.
India’s semiconductor industry has become globally competitive in quality and cost, with products from five operational facilities meeting export standards, Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said Friday.
Iran reports striking an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Hundreds of thousands rallied in Tehran showing strong government support. South Korea considers expanding its naval presence in the Gulf of Aden. Houthi supporters demonstrated in Yemen protesting accusations regarding Mecca. Tensions also flared between Lebanese and Israeli soldiers near Deir Mimas.
A crew of fishermen are reeling from their newest catch — a 648-pound blue marlin.
Tata Sons has started preparing for a potential stock market listing after the RBI directed it to comply with regulations for upper-layer NBFCs, with February 2027 emerging as an internal working target, people familiar with the matter said.
South Korean players are left puzzled as the North Korea anthem plays before their match.
US President Donald Trump announced that his son will repay a Russian oligarch, Umar Kremlev, who allegedly financed Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding celebrations this year. Following these revelations, Democrats have initiated an investigation into the funding of these festivities. Trump stated that his son had previously confirmed this repayment arrangement, indicating that the commitment was made some time ago.
Tajinderpal Toor replaced as India flagbearer after delay in receiving official jersey
Paramount and several states are nearing a settlement regarding the Warner Bros. acquisition. Discussions include independent content monitoring for CNN and the number of theatrical releases. This potential agreement could resolve a significant hurdle for Paramount's expansion plans. Paramount faces a daily fee until the deal officially closes. The acquisition aims to create a major competitor in the streaming and film industry.
The fair question today becomes: Can they win the pennant without their captain?
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What makes these lies especially heinous is that the precise opposite is true: Israel goes to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties.
Kawhi Leonard said goodbye to Clippers fans after six seasons with the team.
Blake Snell might be back on the mound sooner rather than later for the Dodgers.
Ireland's retired wind-turbine blades are getting strange second lives; old power equipment is now becoming benches, bike parking and picnic tables. Irish company BladeBridge is using retired blades for community infrastructure while addressing the waste created by fiberglass composites. The approach includes bridges, benches, bike parking, picnic tables and charging hubs, while projects elsewhere show how turbine materials can support a circular economy after their energy-producing life ends.
Trump said the US has reached a deal with Denmark and Greenland giving Washington “permanent control” over Greenland’s security and barring Russia and China from establishing bases or making sensitive investments there.