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About me

Graduate of  Kerala University.

Fellow member of ICAI.

 

    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    Income tax,Kerala value added tax,wealth tax,company law,Audit and Accounts.

    My area of expertise
    Same as above.

    My experience in the area (years):
    36 years.

    Organizations I belong to:
    Ramachandran & krishnakumar. Chartered accountants.

    Publications or writing which has appeared :
    nil

    Educational credentials:
    Graduated from University of Kerala. Chartered Accountant from ICAI.

    Award & Honors:
    Ranked in CA intermediate. CAclubindia award(Most effective expert)for 2010-11.

  • Dinesh Agrawal says : Query on consequences of non payment of SFA
    Sir please explain what will be the consequences if i filed the return of income on due date but didn't paid self assessment tax ????? Under witch section i will be required to pay interest and whether interest is also payable on outstanding interest amount (means interest on interest).

  • abc says : GIFT TAX
    If a real estate pvt ltd company gifts its STOCK IN TRADE i.e. LAND to its shareholders then is gift tax payable? Pls note its a STOCK IN TRADE and NOT A CAPITAL ASSET FOR THE GIVER OF GIFT. PURCHASED by Co on 1.9.2009 Date of GIFT: will be in 2013 Cost to Co. - 1 CR FMV - 10 CR 1) Will GIFT TAX be payable on cost to company OR FMV? 2) What will be COST IN BOOKS OF SHAREHOLDER? I mean will the cost to company be the cost to the recipient shareholder? 3) Is stamp duty also payable? By whom? and on what amount? 4) what will be the period of holding for SHAREHOLDER? will companys period be added to his period? 5) can this tax be saved in any way the shareholder being an Individual? MY QUERY IS POSTED AT http://www.caclubindia.com/experts/gift-tax-1199019.asp http://www.caclubindia.com/experts/gift-tax-1199019.asp#.UPZls6x0Y7p pls advice thankss

  • MANAV says : Sec. 47 of Capital Gains
    Respected Sir, Can exemption be availed u/s. 47 in respect of Capital Gain if two proprietorship firms are converted in to pvt. ltd. co. and each proprietor will be given 50% voting power (50%+50%=100%) and other conditions are satisfied? Will the exemption be available to both the proprietorship firm or one of them will face Capital Gain issue? And what about stamp duty on immovable properties transferred to pvt. ltd. co. in the above way? Can stamp duty be fully escaped in whole scheme?

  • jasvinder says : time limit for online c form
    generally the c form should be issued with in 3 months from the end of 1st quarter, but what is the procedure if it is not issued or applied with in stipulated time.

  • MANAV says : Sec. 47 of Capital Gains
    Can exemption be availed u/s. 47 in respect of Capital Gain if two proprietorship firms are converted in to pvt. ltd. co. and each proprietor will be given 50% voting power (50%+50%=100%) and other conditions are satisfied? And what about stamp duty on immovable properties transferred to pvt. ltd. co. in the above way? Can stamp duty be fully escaped in whole scheme?


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