FORMAT OF ANNUAL RETURN UNDER POSH

ALOK KUMAR PANDEY January 25, 2025

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Annual Report under POSH must be submitted within 31st January of the following year for the last calendar year completed. As the calendar year 2024 is coming to end in few weeks, every organization must ensure the submission of its Annual report of IC by 31st January 2025 duly signed by the presiding officer containing the required disclosures as mandated by POSH Act, 2013.

I hope this article will serve as a guiding factor while preparing the Annual report by the CS professionals. But, as I say , this is only for knowledge purpose. Before preparing the annual report every efforts should be undertaken to go through the POSH Act, 2013 as well Governance and Compliance Standard issued by ICSI.

So lets prepare the annual report _POSH 😄

Categories: Corporate Governance

ALOK KUMAR PANDEY

Law Practice during and Post Covid-19 like situation

This Articles discusses practical aspects of how would you design your career path in practice at a crisis situation?

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Removal of Name of Company

Practical aspects for Closure of Company:-

Check all the Compliance and Annual Filing have been done like filing of Income Tax Return, Closure of Bank Account and GST Registration etc.
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Plain simple English and the art of drafting legislation and agreements

Influenced by the British legal system, the Indian drafting, of legislation or otherwise, is also a product of its time and generally retains the more formal, complex, and sometimes the archaic tone. The Victorian touch is quite evident in many pieces of the legislation. Archaic phrases and peppered with liberal dose of jargons, sentences can be long and convoluted. However, the Plain English campaigners in the UK were somewhat influential in getting the legal profession or at least the draftsmen, to recognise the importance of clear and concise communication in legal documents, and therefore, the use of plain simple English.

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India’s Legal Landscape – What has been brewing up?

The Government of India is in the process of making slew of changes and bringing into force new laws, which will change the way business is done in the country. A lot has been brewing up, but we don’t know yet what will come first and how it will shape the legal landscape in India.

In this article, we will briefly discuss key developments.

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Pro-arbitration Judicial Trend in India – but what should you know?

There seems to be a pro-arbitration judicial trend in India, but it is imperative to take proper and timely legal steps with a strategy to take matters towards resolution. Obviously, this continues during entire life cycle of dispute resolution starting from invocation of arbitration and appointment of arbitrators till award attains finality and its execution as a decree.

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