Prepared By:CA Preeti Parihar andCA Rajani ThanviIntroduction:- “Continuity gives us roots; change gives us branches, letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights.” How truly it has been said. The change is the need of time, change i
Simplified summary of Significant legal decisions – Income-tax Some students approached me to simplify the latest case laws in minimum possible words and I readily obliged them. This is for your exam-eve reading. For doubts please refer to the
Enabling Practice in Service Tax – Part -II Madhukar N Hiregange FCA This article is a sequel to the article on opportunities and enabling practice hosted a few days back. This provides the questions a practitioner should ask and a little
Introduction: Centralized service tax registration has been introduced by the Service tax department with effect from 1.4.2005 and the rules for Centralized registration has been made more simplified with effect from 2.11.2006. Even though the rul
Put yourself in the shoes of the CFO of a company. One major aspect you will be confronted with in your job will relate to the financing of your company's assets. Just like a plant needs water to grow, businesses need capital in order to expan
Enabling Practice in Service Tax- Part -I Madhukar N Hiregange FCA The practice in service tax is one area which would offer immense opportunities for the starter as well as multi partner firms. One of the main reasons for this is service tax
I have been asked many a time by many CCI members and students “How to Manage Your Studies with a Full Time Job?.” I am writing this article to try and remove some doubts associated with “Continuing your studies along with a job&rdq
Legal Decisions - Income Tax for detail refer to summary below.INDEX FOR REFERENCE Section Case Decision Rectification /Merger 154(7)
Index Futures: An Insight Example: On 1st October 2009, Mr. X got a hot tip that the share market was going to go upwards. Based on this he decided to buy shares of ABC Ltd as it had the highest market capitalization then. Mr. X therefore bought 200
Amortized cost basis valuation in IAS-39 with respect to specified financial instruments can be compared to a journey in a passenger train which is either behind or ahead of the schedule and makes lot of discretionary time adjustments (i.e. halts and
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