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Sec 17: Blocked Credit under GST
In this Article we are basically covering Sec 17& no other Section related to Input Tax Credit
Should ICAI increase the Minimum Articleship Stipend Amount for CA Students?
With the current economic scenario, the articleship stipend is inadequate to meet a CA student's travel expenses, let alone its monthly necessities. So, is it a necessity to increase this monthly stipend? Let us discuss.
Articleship Stipend as per ICAI and Big4
Students need to bear in mind that there is a huge difference between the stipend and salary of a chartered accountants. In small businesses the job is usually manual, while it is mechanised in the Big Four.
Environmental Sustainability in Governance: Sustaining a Viksit Bharat
In this article, we delve into the critical role of governance in fostering environmental sustainability and steering India towards a path of balanced and inclusive development.
Selling Inherited Property: A Comprehensive Guide for NRIs
This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the complexities and make informed decisions during the property-selling process.
UDIN (Unique Document Identification Number) by Chartered Accountants in Practice
As we all know, on 28th December 2020 ICAI has released a notification and decided to allow one-time condonation to its members for their earlier missed or late generated UDINs. Let us understand what UDIN actually means.
Form 15CA & 15CB
The introduction of Form 15CA and Form 15CB in the Income Tax Act of India was primarily aimed at strengthening tax compliance and enhancing transparency in foreign remittances.
Ineligible ITC under GST
For a taxpayer, it is essential to determine whether the tax paid on the inward supplies is eligible as Input Tax Credit (ITC) or shall fall within the ambit of ineligible ITC. Section 17(5) of CGST Act 2017 provides for cases wherein a taxpayer would not be entitled to claim ITC unless it falls within the exceptions as provided.
Assessment under Income Tax Act, 1961
We will discuss each type of assessment as provided in income tax act 1961 in detail in this article.
Important Financial Tasks To Complete Before 31st March 2024
In India, we follow a financial year where the year starts on the 1st of April and ends on the 31st of March. As the name suggests, this is tied in with various financial reporting and accounting purposes.
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