CA, CS, CMA : The CPEP™ program, a recognized private equity certification program, is a strategic enhancement for professionals with a busine...
Custom Duty : Discover the career opportunities available in Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs. Serve the motherland and be part of CB...
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CA, CS, CMA : Embark on the journey to becoming a Chartered Accountant with essential skills: numerical proficiency, attention to detail, proble...
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Fema / RBI : It is indeed a pleasure to be here in your midst today. Young people infuse energy and vigour into any gathering but bright, young...
Main Dil Mein Aata Hoon, Samajh Mein Nahin..Salmaan Khan delivers a career guidance lesson from his movie ‘Kick’ In his recent movie ‘Kick’, Salmaan Khan ends the movie with the dialogue – “Main Dil Mein Aata Hoon… Samajh mein nahin”. Salmaan always has that penchant for delivering whacky dialogues which truly symbolizes his witty character. […]
Career Guidance for Chartered Accountants and CA Students At this age and with the little experience of 8.5 years in dealing with business world, I don’t think I may be the right person with required knowledge and standing to give guidance to Chartered Accountants about career, however I felt the dire need to share what […]
Forensic Accounting has existed for many years. Also known as “Investigative Accounting”, forensic accounting is a detailed examination and analysis of financial documents and records for use as evidence in a court of law. Forensic Accounting represents an area of finance that combines detective skills and financial activities. These accountants dig into the financial reports and […]
Having my morning tea and just as today it has sunk in that the Little Master from India has retired now from all forms of cricket could not resist myself from writing this blog about the qualities that he has portrayed for last 24 years in his personal and professional career.
No doubt, Chartered Accountancy course has enjoyed wide popularity but CMA and CS courses too have been gaining popularity over the last few years. Particularly, growth in numbers of students enrolled for CMA is far more than any other course in India. This is because of cost awareness amongst the business entrepreneurs due to growing competition in the market, and this has resulted in increased demand for CMA.
It is indeed a pleasure to be here in your midst today. Young people infuse energy and vigour into any gathering but bright, young bankers like you also make it a learning experience. Convocations are always a very special occasion as they signify both an end and a beginning. An end – to a formal learning process and, hence, a moment of great satisfaction and joy for everyone involved. And a beginning – as it marks the threshold of the next stage for applying practically the knowledge and skills acquired through the formal learning process, thereby, acquiring real world learning and experience.
The Cost Accountants are authorised to conduct audit and other as follows: Statutory Auditors under Value Added Tax Act of States: Many States have authorised Cost Accountants for auditing, certification of returns and to appear as authorised representative on behalf of their clients under the Acts. Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) authorizes Cost Accountants in practice for the following work: 1. Special Audit under Section 14A & 14AA of the Central Excise Act 1944; 2. Certification of refund of additional duty of Customs on the goods imported for subsequent sale under Indian Customs Act;
What you know now and are able to do now, what your current success is built on, will unavoidably depreciate in value unless you actively work on learning new things and building new skills. Continual professional development is a lifelong requirement, not an option. There may have been a time when once you got good at something, may be “made partner”, you could live off that for the rest of your career. If those times ever existed, they are gone now. The minute you start thinking you know how things work, you are dead.
Indian retail investors are considered to be risk averse due to many reasons. Mutual Funds can therefore be regarded as a boon for such investors. Mutual Fund industry is playing an active role in the capital market today and is one of the fastest growing industries. What’s a Mutual Fund? Wikipedia says, “a mutual fund […]
