Anubha
20 November 2007 at 10:57

Nominee Director

Can a nominee director be appointed as a managing director of the Company? If yes, than he must be in the employement with the company, after that what happens to his status with the company vis a vis with the instiution which has nominated him on the Board of Company?


K V Subba Rao

With regard to claiming Deduction in respect of medical insurance premia under Section 80-D of the I.T Act, the Section provides, inter alia, that premium should be paid by any mode other than cash. Such condition of making payments by any mode other than cash is not prescribed for other purposes such as Deduction under Sec 80-C for LIC Premia etc. I would like to know what could be the intention in prescribing other than cash mode of payment. Is it to curb black money, if so, why similar condition is not prescribed in all Sections allowing Deductions.


vipan
20 November 2007 at 10:48

Re-Article Ship

Hi All,

One of my friend is doing his Articleship but after Approximately 3 months there is a misunderstanding between his Seniors & him and know he is going to resign.

He wants to join some one else for Training. What will be the process of the same. Which forms will be used.

And importantly impression of the same in his career.


Narendra
20 November 2007 at 10:07

Suitable job profile

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Rajesh
20 November 2007 at 09:15

Banking (working capital management)

does any one have practical manual on banking - working capital with psc, pcfc etc.


CA. O.P. Agarwalla
20 November 2007 at 09:01

40(a)(ia) of Income Tax Act

In some book, author has given an opinion that disallowances u/s. 40(a)(ia)is applicable only on the amount (expnses) payable at the end of the year.
I would like to invite comments of seniors on this interpratation of the Jodhpur based author.


Pushkraj Sathe
20 November 2007 at 08:31

44AD Basis of calculating Turnover

What should be the basis of calculating turnover while calculating 8% as profit U/s 44AD? Can it be cash basis ? The ITO claims that when books of account are not maintained, the assessee can not claim that he follows cash basis.On the contrary the ITO is compelling the assessee to follow Mercantile basis on the basis of TDS certificates available with the assessee.Can anybody throw more light on this?Moreover section 44AD does not override section 145.


HIMANSHU RANJAN NAYAK

what is the tax implication of intraday trading done by a person once or twice in every week.i.e neither he is comming under as a invester nor comming under as a trader.


Veerappan
20 November 2007 at 07:20

Disclosure in Schedule VI

Hello

It is private limited company. The company has obtained a short term loan from a nationalized bank. The bank has extended this facility to the company for financing the farmers who will be supplying raw materials to the company. The primary security is the hypothecation of receivables of farmers from the company. The company has given corporate guarantee which is collateral security. In addition to collateral security the company has given pronote for the loan sanctioned to the farmers. The fact is that the bank has given the loan on the strength of the credit worthiness of the company for its working capital. What the bank gains is that by terming the loan as “financing to farmers”, the loan will be classified by the bank as loan to “Priority Sector”. The loan was released in the name of the company and the company has utilized the funds for its own use.

Is it a secured loan or unsecured loan or current liability?

Kindly advice how to disclose the outstanding in the Balance Sheet of the Company when the balance sheet is prepared in accordance with Schedule VI of the Companies Act.

V.Veerappan


GAGAN
19 November 2007 at 22:34

ca final may 2008 law amendments?

hi,
i would like to know-
are following amendments applicable for ca final may 2008-

1.Competition (Amendment) Act, 2007

2.Securities Contracts (Regulation) (Amendment) Act, 2007

3.Companies (Director Identification Number) Rules, 2006

please help me out