New Delhi - The government has clarified that amended corporate social responsibility (CSR) laws are with prospective effect and companies have time until July 2024 to use accumulated CSR funds in projects of their choice, a media report said.

The Indian Parliament in July passed amendments to the Companies . . .

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Tags: 2013 Companies Act Corporate Affairs Secetary Corporate Governance in INDIA Corporate Social Responsibility Injeti Srinivas Ministry of Corporate Affairs

Govt gives Cos time till 2024 to spend CSR funds

Clarifies amended CSR rules prospective

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