Bids for solar power projects have seen aggression by developers keen to grab a larger share of the pie. But the solar power generation capacity addition has primarily been driven by Chinese equipment, which hurt local manufacturers.
Experts recommend single self-regulatory body for online skill gaming
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Experts recommend single self-regulatory body for online skill gaming
Mediawire / Updated: Mar 12, 2021, 14:27 IST
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The online skill gaming scene in India has changed significantly in recent times, with the industry showing an exponential growth rate year on year, attracting several marquee investors. Though the sector has tremendous potential to provide a healthy and responsible form of entertainment, India s online skill gaming industry is governed by vague state-by-state laws and regulations which do not provide enough clarity. Latest judicial developments reveal that Indian courts and state administrative bodies have begun to address this need to regulate the online gaming space, thanks to the effort of bodies like the All India Gaming Federation (AIGF).
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ATAX Offers Free Help to Wade Through Complexities of Third Stimulus Check
March 11, 2021 GMT
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NEW YORK, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ With President Biden poised to sign the nearly $2 trillion stimulus bill law, eligible Americans are only days away from receiving the first batch of $1,400 payments – the third stimulus check sent during the COVID-19 pandemic. ATAX, a year-round income tax preparation business serving the individual tax payer and business owner, is here to help millions of Americans understand the complexities of the third stimulus payment and how to best navigate the process. With nearly 60 locations nationwide, ATAX aims to provide increased services and advice to the general population and Hispanic community through in-person and online services.
Australian Treasury
The Morrison Government will take action to avoid Australia being designated a harmful tax regime by the OECD and the European Union by introducing legislation into the Parliament to reform Australia’s Offshore Banking Unit (OBU).
The OBU, established in 1992, provides a more attractive tax rate for offshore banking activity conducted by Australian registered banks.
In October 2018 the OECD’s Forum on Harmful Tax Practices (FHTP) raised concerns during a review of this regime, including the concessional tax rate and the ring-fenced nature of the regime.
In response, the Government amend the OBU to address these concerns by removing the preferential tax rate and closing the regime to new entrants.
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Nicky Sparrow Promoted To iHeartMedia SVP/Multicultural Sales
March 12, 2021 at 9:21 AM (PT)
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iHEARTMEDIA has promoted media veteran NICKY SPARROW from Market President for its JACKSONVILLE, FL cluster to SVP/Multicultural Sales for the Markets Group. In her new role, she will be responsible for leading multicultural ad sales revenue for the Markets Group division. Remaining based in JACKSONVILLE, SPARROW will report to President of Multi-Market Partnerships JULIE DONOHUE.
“As the leader in audio, it’s important to ensure that our markets represent the growing multicultural communities we all live in and that we continue to reach and connect with diverse audiences,” said DONOHUE. “NICKY continues to demonstrate strong leadership skills and with her expansive experience, expertise in sales, and vision for creating an innovative, strategic fo