CA;s sell their signature and do nothing
Danendra Jain (manager) (614 Points)
02 May 2009Danendra Jain (manager) (614 Points)
02 May 2009
Ca Anand Dubey
(Chartered Accountant)
(1676 Points)
Replied 02 May 2009
MAY I KNOW YOUR QUALIFICATION?
Sunish
(Proprietor)
(26 Points)
Replied 02 May 2009
Very true. The so called government servants make rules so that they can screw business people and take bribes. The rules are not to protect the individuals and the country but to take bribe when people cannot comply. The politician takes bribe from business men and govt. employees for favours. I feel what the govt. should do is to ensure that the tax is so little for anything and everything and force it to be paid. Instead of making it difficult to comply with laws people should be encouraged to pay the little taxes and eliminate the middlemen, ie IT and ST officials.
Sunish
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 04 May 2009
Mr. Danendra you are misguided by someone. Every professional is not same. You can not compare them with every professional.
Regards
ganesh bhandari
(B.Com Final C.A. Final CS Article Clerk )
(239 Points)
Replied 29 October 2009
Debate on the above subject will be a good idea.......
Amol Gopal Kabra (CA,CS,DISA)
(Practicing CA)
(8539 Points)
Replied 29 October 2009
Mr. Danendra, i dont agree on the thing that CA's sell there signatures. Its very wrongly written or blamed. I agree that there may be some of them who do such nasty things but you cant blame the whole fraternity only on account of those handful people.
Sunil
(Trader)
(2611 Points)
Replied 31 October 2009
Danendra,
I can only suggest to you not to point fingers on anyone. Three fingers point back at you and you too are a part of the business fraternity either as an entrepreneur or an employee and this fraternity also includes the who is who in the fraud and scam market. It is true that some greedy CAs may have done something wrong and to ordinary people like me, such firms of professional were regarded in very high esteem. However, this is the greed of very few persons and you do not blame an entire fraternity. How would you like it if people point fingers at entrepreneurs and corporates and generalise them to be evaders and criminals just because quite a number of corporates indulge in it.
Whether it is a professional or an entrepreneur or an employee, these white collar crimes stem from greed. If someone is willing to sponsor my research I am sure if I make a proper analysis of greed, I will not be surprised that it is existent in nearly all the corporates that are in existence. A negligible number of corporates are organised for any adventure without profit and a vast majority are organised for profit and demonstrate a high greed perception index. On the contrary if you analyse the small businessmen, most of the professionals (doctors, lawyers and CAs), a large percentage is not greedy and living an ordinary existence. It is a small percentage that are greedy and super rich. On one side you have corporates and everyone else on the other. As I said earlier, all these frauds and scams stem from greed, you can now tell where this greed originates from. Is it from where the greed perception index is extremely high (corporates) or where it is negligible (rest of the trade and professions).