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Shantilal K. Patel
20 April 2009 at 16:44

Unpaid gratuity

I am a chartered accountant and was employed in the firm of chartered accountants The firm is not paying gratuity to me

What are the remedies available to me under the chartered accountants act and rules and payment of grauity act?

s.k.patel


CA.Ritu Agarwal
20 April 2009 at 16:37

format of special resolution

please give me the formal of special resolution to be passed at the general meeting of the company for increasing the authorised capital of the company.


Vikas Chaudhary
20 April 2009 at 16:21

FBT

is selling & distribution exp. covered in FBT.


bhagwan pal

Honourable expert,i want to know about the ceiling of audit for a C.A.There is a mention in the notification no.1-CA(7)/53/2001 abt the restriction imposed on the ceiling of the audit.is the maximum limit of audit 30 companies (including pvt. ltd. companies) as given in ICAI AUDIT MODULE.THE LAW SAY OTHERWISE .Pls guide me in this matter as non complince of the ceiling of audit as per ICAI Notification amounts to Professional Misconduct.


sayeeda
20 April 2009 at 15:51

Waiving of Loan

Hi
Can a public company waive the loan due from directors. What are the consequences.
Can the company declare dividend and adjust the balance due from directors against the dividend to be paid by the company and pay the dividend distribution tax.

Thank u
Regards
CA Sayeeda


sayeeda
20 April 2009 at 15:49

Waiving of Loan

Hi
Can a public company waive the loan due from directors. What are the consequences.
Can the company declare dividend and adjust the balance due from directors against the dividend to be paid by the company and pay the dividend distribution tax.

Thank u
Regards
CA Sayeeda


CA Suresh Choudhary
20 April 2009 at 15:46

Delhi High Court Order

Please refer the following order of Delhi High court dated April, 20th 2009:-
Companies cannot be subjected to service tax for renting premises to run their businesses, the Delhi High Court has ruled while disposing of petitions filed by some retailers against a government directive.

The court struck down Centre's notification, by which renting of immovable property for use in the course of business was brought within the ambit of service tax.

"We hold that law does not in terms entail that renting out of immovable property for use in the course of furtherance of business or commerce would by itself constitute a taxable service and be eligible to service tax," Justice B D Ahmed said.

The court passed the order on a number of petitions filed by corporate houses in retails sector, including Shopper's Stop, Lifestyle International and Fun Multiplex, challenging Finance Ministry's notification issued in 2007 by which rent was made taxable.

"The interpretation placed by the impugned notification and circular on the said provision is not correct.

Consequently, the same is ultra vires the said Act and to the extent that they authorised the levy of service tax on renting of immovable property per se, they are set aside," the court said.

my question is whether this is applicable to all across the india or in the satate of New Delhi.

Regards,
Suresh Choudhary


CA Brijesh Gandhi
20 April 2009 at 15:33

Professional Tax

Wether company deduct and paid professional tax on half yearly basis?
or it is mandatory to deduct and paid prof. tax on monthly basis?


CA Brijesh Gandhi
20 April 2009 at 15:32

Professional Tax

Wether company deduct and paid professional tax on half yearly basis?
or it is mandatory to deduct and paid prof. tax on monthly basis?


Harini
20 April 2009 at 15:30

final exam

I had completed my CA Final Old Syllabus Group II in Nov 2001. I wish to know if Nov 2009 is the last attempt for group I.old syllabus. Does it mean that I will have to appear in both groups in May 2010 if i fail to appear in the exam.