A pvt. ltd. company is facing losses since 2005 & fulfills all the 3 conditions of non applicability of CARO.
I have to prepare its return from FY2005-06.
Can u please tellme applicability of CARO or MAOCARO?????
Padma
(Article Assistant)
(25 Points)
Replied 17 March 2011
A pvt. ltd. company is facing losses since 2005 & fulfills all the 3 conditions of non applicability of CARO.
I have to prepare its return from FY2005-06.
Can u please tellme applicability of CARO or MAOCARO?????
Abrar
(audit assistent)
(52 Points)
Replied 10 September 2011
IF COMPANY IS PVT LTD & FOLLOWING IS THE STATUS OF COMPANY
1.PAID UP CAPITAL OF RS 19566460
2.LOAN OUTSTANDING OF RS 192590000
3.TURNOVER RS NIL
PLZ TELL ME THE CARO IS APPLICABLE OR NOT AND HOW ?
Amit Kumar
(CA Final)
(51 Points)
Replied 16 September 2011
if any condition does not fulfill then CARO will be applicable
Ritika Pundir
(CA)
(154 Points)
Replied 29 October 2011
Originally posted by : Abrar | ||
IF COMPANY IS PVT LTD & FOLLOWING IS THE STATUS OF COMPANY 1.PAID UP CAPITAL OF19566460 2.LOAN OUTSTANDING OF192590000 3.TURNOVERNIL PLZ TELL ME THE CARO IS APPLICABLE OR NOT AND HOW ? |
CARO will aplly in this case.
praveen kumar chintada
(articles assistant)
(29 Points)
Replied 25 June 2012
Originally posted by : Nishana | ||
What is the definition for reserves in CARO? whether free reserves are to be included with this? |
Reserves include capital and revenue resreves. Revaluation reserves, if any also include in the reserves. If Debit balance in p&l a/c is to reduce from only revenue reserves. The Credit balance in p&l a/c can also be considered as the part of reserves since the balance in p&l a/c is available for declaration of dividend.
c kishore babu
(practice)
(25 Points)
Replied 09 October 2012
The Order also exempts from its application a private limited company which fulfils all the following conditions throughout the reporting period covered by the audit report:
(i) its paid-up capital and reserves are rupees fifty lakh or less;
(ii) its outstanding loan from any bank or financial institution are rupees twenty five lakh or less; and
(iii) its turnover does not exceed rupees five crore.
14. A private limited company, in order to be exempt from the applicability of the Order, must satisfy all the conditions mentioned above cumulatively. In other words, even if one of the conditions is not satisfied, a private limited company’s auditor has to report on the matters specified in the Order
sweta gupta
(article assistant)
(57 Points)
Replied 19 October 2012
Originally posted by : Srinivas | ||
Hi shekar: Thanks for your reply, let me be clear, if company has - paidup capital - Rs.50 lacs - turnover - Rs.25 crores - loans from bankers - NIL is CARO applicable for this private limited company? |
You have described all the conditions of CARO Non Applicability and u say that At least one Condition should be fulfiled for CARO. according to this, in this qus CARO should be applicable because it fulfil one Condition out of them that is turnover should exceed 5 crore for CARO Applicability. May i Right??
Kamlesh
(Article Assistant)
(137 Points)
Replied 19 October 2012
This should be interpreted as below.
CARO wll be applicable in following cases to private company.
1.Paid up capital+resvs>50 Lacs OR
2.Loan o/s from bank/financial institution>25 Lacs OR
3.Turnover>5 crores.
Mohit Bothra
(Article and audit assistant)
(21 Points)
Replied 05 November 2014
Applicability OF CARO (Companies Auditor Report Order)
The Order applies to all companies except certain categories of companies specifically exempted from the application of the order. The order also applies to foreign companies as defined in section 591 of the act the order is also applicable to the audits of branch(es) of a company under the act.
Companies not covered by the order
The order provides that it shall not apply to:
1. A banking company
2. An insurance company
3. A company licensed to operate under section 25 of the companies act 1956
4. The order also exempts from its application a private limited company which fulfills all the following conditions:
· Its paid-up capital and reserves are rupees fifty lakhs or less;
· It has no outstanding loan exceeding rupees twenty five lakhs from any or financial institution; and
· Its turnover does not exceed rupees five crores at any point of time during the financial year.
A private limited company, in order to be exempt from the applicability of the order, must satisfy all the conditions mentioned above cumulatively. In other words, even if one of the conditions is not satisfied, a private limited company`s auditor has to report on the matters specified in the order.