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Important Ways to Choose the Best Payroll Software in India

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Payroll is one of the important functions in any business that requires being processed with few errors. Every month, the payroll processing of small and medium enterprises requires a lot of time for the company’s HR and finance teams. Still, most companies prefer to process payroll manually, which consumes a lot more time and is subject to errors as well.  The application of an ineffective and untimely payroll not only increases the cost of the process, but also the person working on it gets frustrated, and the morale of the employees goes down as well. On the other hand, with the use of timely, fast and efficient payroll, companies become successful and stand themselves apart from the average ones. Currently, the Indian market observes the availability of numerous payroll software. As claimed by their developers, all the software is designed to supply smooth payroll processing for organisations. Now, the thing that needs to be done carefully is the selection of the right software...

Telangana HC Allows Provisional Release of 127 Seized Copying & Scanning Machines on Enhanced Duty

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The Telangana High Court has instructed the Customs authorities to provisionally release 127 units of imported multi-functional copying and scanning machines that were seized by the department. This is contingent upon the importer depositing the increased duty amount and providing a bank guarantee of 10% of the total value of the goods. M/s Akshya Copier Solutions, an importer, has submitted the writ petition contesting the seizure memo and asking for immediate clearance of the consignment imported. The applicant, before the High Court alleging that the Customs department had seized various models of second-hand highly specialised equipment, like copying and scanning machines. The department denied clearance despite the applicant being ready to pay the applicable duties on the declared value. The importer said that the seizure and continued detention of the goods were arbitrary and unreasonable, allegedly contrary to the provisions of the Customs Act, 1962, the Import ...