Creditors’ dues find precedence over tax recovery in insolvency bill – Economic Times

MUMBAI: Tax recoveries will take a back-seat under the proposed insolvency law. In a bid to boost the sentiment among lenders, even repayment of dues to unsecured creditors has been given a higher priority as against payment of taxes to the government. A close reading of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2015 (insolvency bill), shows…

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Creditors’ dues find precedence over tax recovery in insolvency bill – Times of India

MUMBAI: Tax recoveries will take a back-seat under the proposed insolvency law. In a bid to boost the sentiment among lenders, even repayment of dues to unsecured creditors has been given a higher priority as against payment of taxes to the government. A close reading of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2015 (insolvency bill), shows…

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Tax rebates, looser bankruptcy laws to drive innovation – The Australian Financial Review

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull before his announcement of the National Innovation and Science Agenda at the CSIRO Discovery Centre. Alex Ellinghausen Annual income tax rebates of up to $200,000 for retail investors and relaxed bankruptcy laws to encourage risk-taking are at the centre of the federal government’s push to boost innovation that Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull says is…

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UPDATE 1-Argentina says sold $1 bln in bonds to help importers settle debts – Reuters

(Adds details and context) Dec 28 Argentina said on Monday that it sold $1 billion of dollar-denominated Bonar 2016 bonds to help importers settle their backlog of payments that had ballooned under the previous government’s capital controls. The new, center right government of President Mauricio Macri said last week that it would issue up to…

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