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    Succession planning: When a family breaks up, how does the business survive?

    If the next generation wants to preserve the family business bot not necessarily together, here’s how they can execute the split without impacting the wealth.

    Rs. 400 crore of ‘cash’ that existed only on paper: Not for the first time, nor will it be the last

    When something is wrong inside a company, the people running it know first. The auditors may sense it next. A regulator might confirm it years later, in an order the public finally gets to read. The ordinary shareholder sits at the very end of that queue, usually learning the truth only after the share price has already delivered its verdict. The value of reading the accounts closely is simple: It is the one way to move a little higher up that queue, while there is still time to act.

    Why Nithin Kamath believes NRI investing in India has become easier than ever

    Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath welcomed Sebi's simplified NRI account-opening rules, enabling eligible overseas investors to complete digital KYC within two to three days. Effective December 3, 2026, the framework aims to boost overseas participation in Indian equities.

    Budget 2027–28: ASSOCHAM calls for tax reforms to boost investment, manufacturing, ease of doing business and tax certainty

    ASSOCHAM has called for a series of Direct and Indirect Tax reforms in the Union Budget 2027–28 to boost investment, strengthen domestic manufacturing, attract foreign capital and improve ease of doing business.

    Sebi eases KYC norms for NRIs, OCIs, allows digital onboarding from December 3

    SEBI has relaxed KYC requirements for NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals, allowing eligible overseas clients in FATF-compliant countries to complete onboarding digitally. The revised framework introduces video verification, electronic documents and simplified repeat KYC, effective December 3, 2026.

    FICCI makes recommendations to FM ahead of Budget 2027-28, highlights LTCG exemption, TDS relief and faster tax appeals

    FICCI has recommended the restoration of long-term capital gains tax exemption on listed shares in Budget 2027-28. The organization highlighted concerns regarding the withdrawal of foreign portfolio investments and the impact of capital gains tax. Additionally, it requested the government to implement lighter TDS rules and resolve backlog issues in tax appeals. FICCI emphasized the need for measures to provide certainty to investors over the long term.

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