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rahul

whether foreign exchange gain or loss arise on foreign exchange liability on fixed assets is debited or credited to p&l a/c or to fixed assets a/c.


Baljinder Singh
21 September 2007 at 13:30

TDS on supply of Tea to factory

Sir,

Is our liable to deduct tds on supply of tea by tea vendor to our factory staff & workers. His monthly bill around Rs.50000/-. Pls advise us.

Regards,

Baljinder Singh


rakesh

wheather expenditure on software of considerable amount is to be capitalised or treated as revenue expenditure? if it is to be capitalised then what rate the companies act prescribes?


bhavna
20 September 2007 at 11:46

amalgamation

WHICH RESERVE COME IN REALISATION A/C
AND WHICH RESERVE GOES TO SHAREHOLDER'S A/C?


praveen
20 September 2007 at 09:24

company accounts

How to prepare well for consolidation of accounts, amalgamation and valuation of goodwill and shares


rahul
19 September 2007 at 16:40

prior period exp

if a employee goes for official work to outstation.he went in march2007 but comes on april 2007. he submitted his TA bill in april. the expenses related to march 2007 is booked in april 2007. whether it is prir period exp. or not? he did not took any advance from office.


Neeraj Kandoi

I want to enquire that whether the expenses related to modernisation and rationalisation of building or machinery should be capitalised or should be fully allowable as in the same year.Give some details of cases in courts.


Ajay
18 September 2007 at 19:36

Duty & Taxes

What treatment of Duty & Taxes in account book of company


praveen
18 September 2007 at 09:36

amalgamation

hello friends, i have a problem in finding out whether the consideration is in net payment method or net asset method because in net payment method you cannot take assets and liabilities. I am in great confusion please help me


Vijit
17 September 2007 at 13:44

Loan Waiver

A Financial Institution has waived of the Loan amount of Rs. 60 Lacs along with the Interest of Rs. 20 Lacs of One Loss making Company.
The Interest Amount Waived is Credited to P&L A/c and taxable as Income U/s 41 of IT Act and Also liable to be taxed under MAT.
I would like to know about the Accounting and Tax Treatment of Principal Amount Waived Off.