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Changes that matter for InvITs, highway concessions, tolls and tax, each with its official or primary source.
A SEBI circular following the 17 April 2026 amendment to regulation 20(3)(b)(ii) lets InvITs with net borrowings above 49% borrow for performance capex, road major maintenance and refinancing of principal.
SEBI and InvITs · Source: LiveLaw Biz
The annual pass for private cars, jeeps and vans now costs ₹3,075 for one year or 200 plaza crossings. Over 56 lakh users had bought it.
Tolling · Source: NBM&CW
The new Act applies from 1 April 2026 and renumbers sections. For business trusts, section 115UA maps to section 223 and TDS under 194LBA moves to the section 393 tables.
Tax · Source: Income Tax Department
Pending cases for a project must be settled together. The scheme offers settlement at 45% of the net arbitral award (65% to 70% after a court order), capped at ₹500 crore.
Contracts and law · Source: TTA
The DRB stage is removed. Disputes below ₹10 crore go to arbitration before SAROD or IIAC; disputes of ₹10 crore or more go to conciliation or civil courts.
Contracts and law · Source: TTA
The Fee (Third Amendment) Rules, 2025, notified on 3 October 2025, take effect.
Tolling · Source: SCC Times
Daily compensation of A × NAP × F, paid weekly through an online portal under a supplementary agreement.
Tolling · Source: Fox Mandal
1% standard-asset provision during construction for new loans, and up to 3 years of DCCO deferment for infrastructure loans to stay standard.
Finance and banking · Source: RBI
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