The existing members as on the 1st day of September, 2014, who at the option of the employer and employee, had been contributing on salary exceeding six thousand and five hundred rupees per month, may on a fresh option to be exercised jointly by the employer and employee continue to contribute on salary exceeding fifteen thousand rupees per month
Students appearing in November, 2016 examination may note that Income Computation and Disclosure Standards (ICDS) shall not be applicable. ICDS need not be applied for computation of income or for answering application based or knowledge based questions
This is to mention here that to promote high standard of integrity and professionalism it is an essential part of the Professional duty of the Chartered Accountants to ensure compliance of various statutory and other regulatory requirements with regard to the relevant provisions of the Acts which regulate the functioning of Companies and LLPs.
Following applicants are rendered Ineligible due to the clause of exclusivity: Applying as Proprietary Concern and also having Sole Practice (Individual) registered in Institute’s records; Applying as Individual (either sole/individual practice registered or not in Institute’s records) and also having Proprietary Concern. Applying as Proprietor and having more than one Proprietary Concern but not associated as a Partner/Paid CA in any other Concern.
CBDT amends Rule 17C to provide that The electoral trust shall not accept contributions— (a) from an individual who is not a citizen of India or from any foreign entity whether incorporated or not; (b) from any other electoral trust which has been registered as a company under section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956 […]
The Yield To Maturity or Redemption Yield of the bonds (such as Corporate Bond or T- Bills) is the internal rate of return which investor is going to earn assuming that investor purchase the bond paying price equal to market price and hold the bond until maturity and issuer paid the principal and interest on the bond as per schedule.
Mr. Subodh, a businessman dealing in manufacturing of plastic bottles, was sitting in his chamber, his head bowed low over a booklet called ‘FAQ on Goods and Service Tax’ and looking thoroughly disappointed and twirling his moustache impatiently. The more he read, the more confused he seemed to get. Unable to take it anymore, he […]
Meaning and Relevance: Time of supply of goods determines time, when the tax (GST) will be levied. GST is levied on supply (i.e. for ex: when the goods are sold, transferred to branch, etc). Now, let us take example of sale of goods. In a sale transaction various events are involved i.e. invoice issuance, payment […]
Section 54E of Income Tax Act,1961 does Not Make Any Distinction Between Depreciable Asset And Non-Depreciable Asset And, Therefore, The Exemption Available to the Depreciable Asset Under Section 54E Cannot Be Denied By Referring to the Fiction Created Under Section 50
Goods and Services tax (popularly known as GST) would soon be the new system of indirect taxation in India that will subsume all the other indirect taxes that has been levied and collected in India so far. From the viewpoint of a taxpayer, registration under GST would be the key factor. The aim of this […]
