SME Times News Bureau | 16 Mar, 2018
Vice President M.
Venkaiah Naidu Friday
called for brining in
greater transparency, ethical corporate behavior and enhanced
accountability into the
corporate
governance system.
Addressing
the inaugural session of the 58th National Cost Convention of
Institute of Cost Accountants of India in
New Delhi, the
Vice
President said that no true development can be said to be meaningful
unless it incorporates the needs of the farming sector.
He
suggested six possible drivers of income for farmers’ growth,
stating that sincere implementation of such measures would double
farmers’ income by 2022, including
diversification
of farm activities towards high-value crops and enterprises,
improvement
of
irrigation facilities better
price realization for farmers through competitive markets.
Naidu
said that government of India is taking measures to double their
income by 2022 adding that food security is one of India’s top
policy priorities and doubling of farmers’ real income is the need
of the hour.
He
further said that talking about the role of professional bodies like
ICAI must be in the forefront in the fight against fraud and
corruption. You can help bring in greater transparency, ethical
corporate behavior and enhanced accountability into our corporate
governance system, he added.
The
Vice President called on CMA professionals can expedite FDI by
effective valuation of assets, liabilities, stocks, properties to
facilitate investors to make the right financial decisions and
fulfill regulatory obligations.
Introduction
of GST and the inclusion of anti-profiteering clause in the act,
made it mandatory to pass on the benefit of tax reduction or input
tax credit to the final customer, he added.
The
Vice President said that India is currently reviewing and simplifying
laws and procedures and the ease of doing business index has become a
popular tool for governments to show that they offer a favorable
investment climate for private businessmen.
He
further said that goal of the youth
should be to achieve excellence in their chosen fields and everyone’s
aim and goal over the next five years should be to usher in the
positive changes that make India an inspiration for other countries.