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Pramod Mehta
07 May 2009 at 13:37

Unlisted Public Company

1)Special provision for Unlisted Public Companies.?
2)Sections where they are very different from Private Companies?
3)Special Compliances?


J ASHOK KUMAR

In view of the Delhi High Court's decision of holding service tax on commercial rental as unconstitutional, how do we go about this in Andhra Pradesh? Service Tax is a central tax and uniform through out India.


Saranjha
07 May 2009 at 13:35

Invoice raised by assessee

Dear All,

"Every assessee should raise an invoice/bill within 14 days of rendering service, indicating the value of service and service tax payable. "

If the invoice is not raised within 14 days, but at a later date, what will be rate at which service tax is to be charged.

For example:

Service was rendered on 25th January 2009.
Invoice was raised only on 2nd March 2009.

What is the S.Tax rate that is to be charged - 12.36% or 10.3%?

Kindly reply at your earliest.


With regards,

Saranjha.




vijay
07 May 2009 at 13:16

I Owe You Form

How do i get I Owe You Format-----URGENT


Ravi Prasad
07 May 2009 at 13:05

FBt

dear all,
Whether any reimbursement to an employee is liable to FBT ?


Ravi Prasad
07 May 2009 at 13:02

FBt

dear all,
Whether any reimbursement to an employee is liable to FBT ?


Rahul
07 May 2009 at 12:56

Debtors (Subject to Cofirmation)

Dear Members,

In many balance sheets I observe a line always attached with debtors in schedule
i.e (Debtors are subject to confirmation).

May I know the source from where the auditor or management got right to attach this line.

Please reply ASAP.

Regards,
CA Rahul


Ravi Prasad
07 May 2009 at 12:48

FBT

Dear all,
Whether reimbursement of vehicle expense & periodical expenses are liable to FBT ?


Praveeri

Hi experts,

Our Auditor has charged service tax on professional fees( Related to filing form A under Sick industries act), Xerox charges, and travelling expenses. Please not that he has raised individual bills for all of the three services (?) above.

The Tax law says

"Value of Taxable Service:
In the case of practising Chartered Accountant, Practising Cost Accountant and Practising Company Secretary– “Value of taxable service shall be the gross amount charged by the service provider for such services rendered by him.” (Section 67 of Finance Act, 1994 as amended)". Further to add, the law defined the taxable services can be provided by a Chartered accountant, and I believe the above said service is not falling under the tax net.

Is the tax charged by the auditor for reimbursement of Travelling exp. and xerox charges is correct. Pls clarify with possible arguement.

Thanks.


Rahul
07 May 2009 at 12:42

Debtors (Subject to Cofirmation)

Dear Members,

In many balance sheets I observe a line always attached with debtors in schedule
i.e (Debtors are subject to confirmation).

May I know the source from where the auditor or management got right to attach this line.

Please reply ASAP.

Regards,
CA Rahul