The Rising Tide of Legal Complexity: Are You Prepared?The current business landscape demands even more from legal functions now than at any time in the past. The environment continues to be heavily governed by regulation, litigation is ever-increasing, and organizations are adapting to a digital world. Legal functions are no longer reactive administrative back offices;

The GST Council’s bold move to simplify India’s indirect tax regime could ease lives, empower businesses, and reshape the economy. But its success will depend on execution.A Defining Moment for GSTSince its debut in 2017, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has probably been the sharpest disruption the Indian economy has faced in recent decades.

In a Goods & Services Tax (GST) environment, Input Tax Credit (ITC) is an important advantage that avoids “double taxation” and positively affects a business’s cash flow. ITC lets companies reduce the GST they paid when they made purchases against the GST they owe on those purchases to determine if they either owe tax or

Introduction: GST Complexity Meets Intelligent AutomationThe Goods and Services Tax (GST) system, introduced to unify India’s fragmented tax regime, has itself become a maze for Indian enterprises. As regulations have matured, compliance demands have risen exponentially, placing an increasing strain on businesses’ finance and tax teams. While digital tools have simplified some reporting, the manual burden

Refund filing has been simplified and made easier for certain categories, and these changes have been made by GSTN. The changes are effective from 8th May 2025 and are particularly useful for exporters, SEZ suppliers, and deemed export claimants. This is what has changed: 1. No More Selecting a Tax PeriodTaxpayers previously had to choose