Without NASSCOM’s timely interventions, Indian IT would most likely have been leashed with red-tape, while regulatory overzealousness would have rendered it incapable of being the multi-billion-dollar industry it is today. The following is an effort to demystify the laws, regulations and policies that were stifling the IT Industry before NASSCOM intervened.
Explore them below:
Explore them below:
Sr. No. | Restrictive law, regulation, policy or scheme |
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1. | Companies Act, 1956 |
2. | Copyright Act, 1957 |
3. | Customs Act, 1962 and regulations & restrictions thereunder |
4. | Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973 |
5. | Income Tax Act, 1961 |
6. | Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 |
7. | Industrial Policy Resolution, 1948 |
8. | Industrial Policy Resolution, 1956 |
9. | Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 |
10. | Minicomputer Policy of 1978 |
11. | Monopolies & Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 |
12. | Shops & Establishments Act (Statewise) |
13. | Wealth Tax Act, 1957 |