may know new procedure to creat new private limited?
thnaks in anticipation.

We are providing service to foreign co. for receiving orders from an Indian co. for which we are receiving payments in dollars as commission. Is this commission chargeable to service tax?

Please provide me the new form 16 , 16A and other ITR forms in excel format in my email manojbubna@sify.com

Thank you
Manoj Bubna

if any Chartered Accountant has not any Graduate Degree and if he wants 2 do MBA course, can he do so???? If yes from which institutions.?????

can we do MBA from IIM institutions????

Hello,

Our client is in business of freight forwarding and is registered with IATA/FIATA for air freight and with DGFT for sea frieght. They have a well connected worldwide network and an excellent relationship with major international airlines and shipping lines which enables them to provide a host of services to clients:

Export consolidation air and sea
Pre-shipping documentation
Inland transportation
Custom clearance
Post-shipping documentation
Port/Airport to door delivery
Pre-import consultancy to new projects and approvals
Inland transportation
Custom clearance
Consolidation air/sea
Port/Airport to door delivery

Our query was re: accounting of revenue by freight forwarders. Should the P/L a/c reflect the turnover gross of freight, local airport/port charges, transport charges charged by the company to its clients? Or should we only reflect only their service charges and profit made on recoveries of freight/local transport etc.

Kindly advise w.r.t AS-9 and the usual practice followed in India.

plz send me full clearification and opinion with support of decided case laws and notification and circular if any parties is having 24% of share in a company and another not having any share, then they are related parties for the purpose of valuation under central excise Act.

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A non listed profitable public limited co. having non comulative pref. sh. proposed to buy back sh.
Can it buy back sh. without declaring dividend to non cumulative sh. holders.

The fall in IT scrips have been primarily on account of massive rupee appreciation. The rupee has appreciated from Rs 44.29 to a dollar in beginning of January to Rs 40.75 now. That means an 8 per cent appreciation, which has in turn led to a correction in stocks. Considering that a one per cent appreciation in rupee reduces margins by 30-40 basis points, an 8 per cent rise, can have a margin impact of 2-4 per cent," Mr Ashwin Mehta, senior research analyst at Ambit Capital said.
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FROM WHERE WE CAN PURCHASE NHAI & REC BONDS FOR INVESTMENT IN 54 EC , PRESENTLY AVAILABLE OR NOT ?

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I want to know the name of the institute which provide Forensic Accounting Course after considering my CA degree. & not CPA